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Mortgage Calculator — 10% Down Payment

Monthly payment and PMI on a $400,000 home with 10% down. Shows when PMI falls off.

Quick Answer

Monthly payment: $2,347

Down payment

$40,000

Loan amount

$360,000

Monthly P&I

$2,347

Total interest

$484,895

Total cost

$884,895

Monthly P&I

$2,346.93

PMI (if applicable)

$225.00/mo

Property Tax (est.)

$400.00/mo

Total Monthly Payment

$3,096.93

Total Interest Paid

$484,895.04

Loan Amount

$360,000.00

PMI (~0.5–1%) required for down payments under 20%. Property tax estimated at 1.2% annually.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the monthly payment on a $400,000 home at 6.8%?

$2,347 per month for principal and interest on a 30-year fixed mortgage with 10% down ($360,000 loan). This doesn't include property tax, homeowners insurance, or HOA fees, which typically add $300–800/month.

How much total interest do I pay on this mortgage?

$484,895 in interest over 30 years. On a 30-year term at 6.8%, interest adds up significantly. Choosing a 15-year mortgage at a similar rate would roughly halve total interest paid, though monthly payments would be higher.

What salary do I need to afford a $400,000 home?

Using the 28% front-end rule, you'd need approximately $101,000/year in gross income. Lenders also check total debt-to-income (≤36% guideline), so existing car payments or student loans reduce your maximum home price.

Does 10% down make sense, or should I put more down?

10% down will require PMI until you reach 20% equity. Weigh the PMI cost (~$50–200/month) against keeping cash liquid. If PMI costs less than potential investment returns on the saved cash, a lower down payment can make sense.

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Results are estimates for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Tax figures use 2026 US rates. Consult a licensed financial advisor before making financial decisions.Last updated: April 2026