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Financing Comparison

A lower rate with points, a larger down payment or a shorter term can each be the better deal, depending on how long you hold. Compare the full cost of the money over your expected hold, side by side.

The figures shown are example values. Replace them with your own; rates, taxes and insurance vary by lender, property and municipality.

The property
$
$

Title, transfer tax, inspections.

years
$

From the investment analysis calculator. Enter 0 for a home you will live in.

Loan option 1
%
%
years
% of loan
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Loan option 2
%
%
years
% of loan
$
Loan option 3
%
%
years
% of loan
$
Side by side over 7 years
Option 1Option 2Option 3
Loan amount$320,000$300,000$300,000
Cash to close$90,500$113,500$110,500
Monthly payment (P&I)$2,183$1,971$2,613
Interest over the hold$156,157$138,453$114,744
Points and fees$2,500$5,500$2,500
Cost of the money over the hold$158,657$143,953$117,244 (lowest)
Loan balance at the end$292,788$272,907$195,225
Monthly cash flow−$16$196−$447
DSCR0.99×1.10×0.83×
Cash-on-cash return-0.2%2.1%-4.9%
How this is calculated
Cash to closeDown payment + points + lender fees + other closing costs
$90,500
Interest over the holdPayments made − principal repaid
$156,157
Cost of the moneyInterest over the hold + points + lender fees
$158,657
Values shown in the formulas are for option 1. Not an APR; compare official Loan Estimates from lenders before you decide.

Estimates for information only, not loan offers, appraisals or tax advice. Every input is checked against a stated range, and the formulas are shown under “How this is calculated”. More tools: all investor tools.

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