Enter the Home Price
Add the expected purchase price and the down payment you plan to make.
Estimate your monthly escrow contribution for property taxes and homeowners insurance, along with your complete projected monthly mortgage payment.
Enter the expected mortgage, tax and insurance information for the property.
Review your projected mortgage and escrow costs.
Understand how lenders collect money for recurring property-related expenses.
A mortgage escrow account is managed by your mortgage lender or loan servicer. A portion of your monthly mortgage payment is deposited into this account and used to pay certain property expenses on your behalf.
Escrow payments commonly cover property taxes and homeowners insurance. Instead of paying one large annual or semiannual bill, the expected yearly cost is divided into smaller monthly contributions.
Your lender may review the escrow account each year. If property taxes or insurance premiums change, the monthly escrow payment may also increase or decrease.
Calculate your estimated payment in four straightforward steps.
Add the expected purchase price and the down payment you plan to make.
Enter the interest rate and loan term to estimate your monthly principal and interest payment.
Add the property tax rate, insurance premium, PMI rate and any monthly HOA dues.
See the estimated escrow contribution, mortgage payment and complete monthly housing cost.
Review the major expenses included in your projected monthly housing payment.
The estimated amount needed each month to repay the mortgage principal and interest.
The estimated annual property tax divided into twelve monthly escrow contributions.
The annual homeowners insurance premium converted into an estimated monthly amount.
Estimated PMI when the entered down payment is below twenty percent of the home price.
Helpful answers about mortgage escrow payments and property-related expenses.