Mortgage Calculator
Affordability Calculator
Use this calculator to explore an estimated mortgage amount and purchase price based on the household income, housing costs and monthly debts you enter. You can get an estimate without entering your contact details.
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Affordability calculator
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This result is an estimate for exploration. It is not a mortgage approval or lender commitment. The calculator shows the assumptions it used to produce the estimate.
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- Household income and monthly debts
- Property tax, heating and condo fees
- Stress-test qualifying rate
- GDS / TDS ratios
- A 20% down payment for the purchase-price estimate
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