Included in the monthly estimate
Principal and interest on the estimated financed loan, first-year monthly MIP, annual property taxes divided by 12, annual homeowners insurance divided by 12, and monthly HOA dues.
FHA payment calculator | HUD MIP table reviewed July 2026
See the principal, interest, upfront MIP, first-year monthly MIP, taxes, insurance, HOA dues, and a planning estimate of cash to close before you rely on one headline number.
Enter the price, down payment, rate, taxes, insurance, HOA dues, and expected closing figures. The tool uses HUD's current forward-mortgage MIP table, but it cannot know the final appraisal, rate lock, insurance quote, credits, or Loan Estimate.
The example rate is not a quote. Replace every field with the figures you are evaluating, especially the property taxes and insurance.
Compare the common down-payment points, then use a custom amount when the deal calls for it.
Current comparison: 3.5% down, or $12,250 on the entered price.
Cash to close here is a planning estimate: down payment plus entered costs and any unfinanced upfront MIP, minus entered eligible credits and earnest money. It does not know final escrows, discount points, adjustments, appraisal gaps, or contribution limits.
Principal and interest on the estimated financed loan, first-year monthly MIP, annual property taxes divided by 12, annual homeowners insurance divided by 12, and monthly HOA dues.
Flood insurance, final tax proration, escrow setup, discount points, lender or title charges, appraisal gaps, repairs, rate-lock timing, contribution limits, or a program and underwriting decision.
South Carolina tax and insurance costs vary by county, municipality, occupancy, property, carrier, flood exposure, exemptions, and assessment. Enter the actual estimates whenever possible.
A manageable payment does not answer whether the down payment, closing costs, prepaids, credits, earnest money, appraisal, and repair plan work together.
For a common 30-year purchase at 3.5% down and a base loan at or below $726,200, the tool uses 0.55% annual MIP. It uses the other current HUD tiers when the inputs cross a term, balance, or LTV boundary.
| Term and base loan | Starting LTV | Annual MIP used | Estimated duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| More than 15 years; $726,200 or less | 95% or less | 0.50% | 11 years at 90% or less; otherwise term |
| More than 15 years; $726,200 or less | Above 95% | 0.55% | Mortgage term |
| More than 15 years; above $726,200 | 95% or less / above 95% | 0.70% / 0.75% | 11 years at 90% or less; otherwise term |
| 15 years or less; $726,200 or less | 90% or less / above 90% | 0.15% / 0.40% | 11 years / mortgage term |
| 15 years or less; above $726,200 | 78% or less / 78%-90% / above 90% | 0.15% / 0.40% / 0.65% | 11 years / 11 years / mortgage term |
FHA maximum financing generally starts with a 3.5% minimum required investment based on adjusted value, but eligibility, credit, the appraised value, the sales price, interested-party contributions, and the complete file still control the final structure.
Yes. It estimates the 1.75% upfront mortgage insurance premium and applies HUD's current annual MIP table by term, base loan amount, and estimated loan-to-value ratio. The monthly MIP result is a first-year planning estimate, not a servicing schedule.
Under HUD's current table, annual MIP is generally assessed for 11 years when the starting LTV is 90% or less and for the mortgage term when the starting LTV is above 90%. Exceptions and refinance rules exist, so confirm the actual case and current handbook.
The final payment can change with the note rate, lock timing, property taxes, homeowners or flood insurance, HOA dues, financed upfront MIP, annual MIP, loan amount, appraisal, and final closing figures. Use the Loan Estimate and file-specific review before relying on a payment.
Eligible credits may offset permitted closing costs, prepaid items, or discount points, but they cannot automatically replace the borrower's required investment or cure an ineligible charge. Contract terms, contribution limits, interested-party rules, and the lender's final figures must be reviewed.
No. It is an educational planning tool. Approval, pricing, payment, cash to close, property eligibility, and closing depend on the borrower, property, rate lock, program, documentation, and underwriting review.
The calculator can do arithmetic. It cannot read the contract, appraisal, taxes, insurance, credit, income, assets, credits, or closing deadline. Send the facts that matter and I will review the scenario in context.
Educational mortgage information only. This calculator is not a Loan Estimate, approval, rate quote, payment quote, or commitment to lend. Results depend on the values entered and may omit costs or file-specific rules. Final approval, payment, cash to close, MIP, property eligibility, pricing, and closing depend on borrower, property, appraisal, insurance, program, rate lock, documentation, and underwriting review.