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Home Affordability என்றால் என்ன?

Home affordability calculators estimate the maximum home price based on income, debts, down payment, and rate using the 28/36 debt-to-income rule lenders apply.

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Max housing = Gross monthly income × 28%; Max total debt = Gross monthly income × 36%; Max home price ≈ Max housing × 360 months / Monthly payment factor
I
Gross annual income (Currency)
D
Existing monthly debts (Currency)
r
Mortgage interest rate (Annual percentage)
DP
Down payment amount (Currency)

படிப்படியான வழிகாட்டி

  1. 128% rule: housing ≤ 28% of gross monthly income
  2. 236% rule: all debts ≤ 36% of gross monthly income
  3. 3Use the lower of the two limits
  4. 4Credit score affects available interest rate significantly

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உள்ளீடு
$90k income, $500/mo debts, 6.5% rate, 10% down
முடிவு
Max home price ≈ $310k

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What's included in "debts"?

Car loans, student loans, credit cards, personal loans. NOT utilities, insurance, rent. The 36% rule includes all of these + new mortgage payment.

Do I need 20% down?

Not legally. But < 20% triggers PMI and higher rates. 3–5% is possible but expensive. 10–15% is a middle ground. Better credit score = access to lower rates at all down payments.

How does credit score affect affordability?

Huge. 620 credit score might get 7.5% rate; 780+ gets 5.5%. That 2% difference adds $100k+ in interest on a $400k mortgage. Raise credit score before buying.

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