Free calculator | Updated October 2026
Mortgage Calculator: Your Real Monthly Payment, State by State
Your full monthly payment with your state’s own property tax and homeowners insurance already filled in, this week’s national rate, PMI and extra payments. Switch tabs to see how much house you can afford, and where.
Fills in its property tax and insurance
20.0% of the price
US 30-year average 7.4%, October 15, 2026 (Freddie Mac)
Property tax, insurance, HOA, PMI and extra payments
Texas average 1.6% a year
Texas average, NAIC 2023
Per month
Yearly, % of the loan, only under 20% down
Toward principal, per month
Monthly payment
| Principal and interest ($300,000 loan) | $2,077.14 |
| Property tax (1.6%) | $500.00 |
| Home insurance | $238.67 |
| Total monthly | $2,815.81 |
- Total interest
- $447,770
- Paid off in
- 30 yr
Rate: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, week of October 15, 2026. Property tax: effective rate on owner-occupied homes by state (Tax Foundation). Insurance: average HO-3 homeowners premium by state, NAIC report on 2023 premiums (published July 2026); current quotes run higher in many states. Typical home: Census ACS median value. Affordability uses the 28/36 rule; lenders also weigh credit score and reserves.
Why most mortgage calculators understate the payment
The figure most people quote is principal and interest alone. Property tax and insurance can add a third again: on a $375,000 home in Texas, tax at 1.6% and an average premium of about $2,900 add roughly $740 a month. Most calculators fill those lines with one national guess. This one uses each state’s effective property tax rate and the average homeowners premium in that state from the insurance regulators’ association (NAIC), so the payment you see is the one you would actually budget for.
How much house can you afford, and where
The affordability tab turns income, debts and savings into a price, then asks a question other calculators skip: where does that budget buy a typical home? Because tax and insurance scale with the house, the same household can afford a noticeably dearer home in a low-tax state. For the rest of the cost of living in each state, see the state rankings and the housing costs by state.
Sources
Rates: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, updated weekly. Property tax: effective tax on owner-occupied homes by state (Tax Foundation). Insurance: NAIC homeowners report, average HO-3 premium by state for 2023, published July 2026; premiums have risen since in most states, so treat it as a floor and use a real quote when you have one. Typical home values: Census American Community Survey.
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