Mortgage Prequalification Estimator

What can you actually afford?

Enter your income and debts below to see your estimated buying power, payment breakdown, and what it all means in plain English.

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Your Income

Use your gross (pre-tax) income. W-2 employees: annual salary ÷ 12. Self-employed: 2-year average net income from tax returns ÷ 12. Include all documented income: base salary, consistent overtime (2yr history), part-time, rental income, and child support/alimony received.
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Co-Borrower Income
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Use the same gross monthly income methodology above.
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Your Monthly Debts

Include minimum monthly payments that appear on your credit report. Do not include utilities, subscriptions, groceries, insurance premiums, or cell phone bills — these are not counted in mortgage qualification.
Car Payment(s)
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Student Loans
If in deferment, lenders use 0.5–1% of balance/mo
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Credit Card Minimums
Minimum payment, not balance
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Personal Loan / Installment
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Child Support / Alimony Paid
Paid obligations count as debt
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Other Monthly Debt
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Total Monthly Obligations $0
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Loan Parameters

3–20%+ down · Min 620 FICO · No upfront MIP
5%
30-yr fixed. Your actual rate depends on credit score, down payment & lender.
Most loan programs require a minimum 580–620 score. Your options may be limited — contact Wes to discuss your specific situation.

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Enter your gross monthly income above to see your estimated qualification range.