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$200,000 Home

Cost of Home with a 10% Down payment. This is a hypothetical example calculated using a $180,000 loan, 30-year amortization period, 6.125% loan interest rate, effective property tax rate of $22 per every $1,000 of home value, 25% buyer income tax rate and a 6.9% annual appreciation in the value of home. This particulare set of variables may not match yours; as individual circumstances vary. Pleas consult a mortgage professional for more information.

The numbers don't lie. Putting off the purchase of a $200,000 home for just one year could cost you almost $20,000. How? Let us explain. First of all, interest rates, building costs, land costs and energy costs are steadily rising. Take into consideration the tax advantages, equity and energy savings a new "Energy Advantage Home™" generates, and the cost of waiting becomes apparent.

The Cost of Waiting

  3 Months 6 Months 1 Year 2 Years
Realized tax deductions you're missing out on. $936.56 $1,873.13 $3,746.25 $7,492.50
Equity you could be gaining through property appreciation. $3,105.00 $6,210.00 $1,2420.00 $2,4840.00
Equity you could be gaining by paying down the principle. $527.53 $1,063.18 $2,159.34 $4,318.68
Savings on Energy Costs ($100 per month ) $300 $600 $1,200 $2,400
Estimated Cost of Waiting $4,869.09 $9,746.31 $19,525.59 $39,051.18

Estimate Monthly mortgage payment
(P & I, Taxes and Insurance) = $1,410.24

 

$325,000 Home

Cost of Home with a 20% Down payment. This is a hypothetical example calculated using a $260,000 loan, 30-year amortization period, 7% loan interest rate, effective property tax rate of $22 per every $1,000 of home value, 25% buyer income tax rate and a 6.9% annual appreciation in the value of home. This particulare set of variables may not match yours; as individual circumstances vary. Pleas consult a mortgage professional for more information.

The numbers don't lie. Putting off the purchase of a $325,000 home for just one year could cost you almost $30,000. How? Let us explain. First of all, interest rates, building costs, land costs and energy costs are steadily rising. Take into consideration the tax advantages, equity and energy savings a new "Energy Advantage Home™" generates, and the cost of waiting becomes apparent.

The Cost of Waiting

  3 Months 6 Months 1 Year 2 Years
Realized tax deductions you're missing out on. $1,521.91 $3,043.84 $6,087.66 $12,175.31
Equity you could be gaining through property appreciation. $5,045.63 $10,091.25 $20,182.50 $40,365.00
Equity you could be gaining by paying down the principle. $857.24 $1,727.67 $3,508.93 $7,017.86
Savings on Energy Costs ($100 per month ) $300 $600 $1,200 $2,400
Estimated Cost of Waiting $7,724.78 $15,462.76 $30,979.09 $61,958.17

Estimate Monthly mortgage payment
(P & I, Taxes and Insurance) = $2,325.62

 

Monthly payment calculation:

Home Price - What is the asking price of the home?

Down Payment - How much can you apply toward the loan?
Current Loan Interest Rate (%) - What interest rate will you pay for
your home loan?
Loan Amortization Period - How long is the life of your loan
15 years, 30 years, etc?