VA mortgage calculator

VA loans for eligible veterans and service members need no down payment and no monthly mortgage insurance, but most borrowers pay a one-time funding fee, usually added to the loan.

VA loans allow 0% down.

Added to the loan. Depends on down payment and prior use; check the VA’s current chart. Exempt for many disabled veterans.

Your answer

Monthly payment$2,655.51$2,201.34 principal and interest
Loan with funding fee$357,525.00
Funding fee$7,525.00
Property tax$320.83
Insurance$133.33

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How we worked it out

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  1. Base loan $350,000.00 + 2.15% funding fee = $357,525.00.
  2. Principal and interest = $2,201.34; with tax and insurance $2,655.51.

Method and assumptions

The funding fee is a percentage of the loan that falls as the down payment rises and is higher for later uses of the benefit. It is usually financed. The VA publishes the current chart; enter the rate that applies to you.

Questions

Do VA loans have PMI?

No. VA loans have no monthly mortgage insurance; the funding fee takes its place.

Sources

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