Pick any of our quick-move-in homes, drop in your client's income and monthly debts, and get an instant USDA or FHA debt-to-income estimate with a full monthly payment breakdown. Everything's adjustable, and your 3% co-op stays protected.
Estimate only. This is a planning tool, not a loan approval or pre-qualification. Real qualification depends on credit, full income/asset documentation, and the rate available the day you lock. For an official answer, send your client to Matthew Mikhail at Lennar Mortgage.
1. Choose a home
2. Your buyer's numbers
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Before taxes. USDA counts the whole household.
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Car, student loans, credit-card minimums, etc. Not rent.
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USDA allows $0 down.
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Of price, per year. OK avg ~0.9%.
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Per year. OK runs high.
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Per month.
Enter income to see results
Pick a home above and add your buyer's income and monthly debts.
Est. monthly payment$—/mo
Debt-to-income
Front-end (housing only)—
Back-end (all debts)—
Income needed and headroom will appear here.
Looks like a fit? Lock it in.
Pre-qualification confirms the real numbers. Registering protects your 3% co-op.
How this works & the fine print. Payments are estimated with standard amortization and include principal & interest, property taxes, homeowners insurance, mortgage insurance, and HOA dues. USDA assumes 0% down, a 1.0% upfront guarantee fee financed into the loan, a 0.35%/yr annual fee, and standard 29%/41% DTI guidelines. FHA assumes 3.5% down, a 1.75% upfront MIP financed into the loan, a 0.55%/yr annual MIP, and standard 31%/43% DTI guidelines. Automated underwriting (GUS/DU) can approve higher ratios with strong credit and reserves. USDA loans also require the household income to fall under area limits and the property to sit in a USDA-eligible area. These figures are estimates that change with rates, credit, and program updates, and are not a commitment to lend. Blake Mason is a New Home Consultant, not a licensed mortgage lender or financial advisor. Verify everything with Matthew Mikhail at Lennar Mortgage before relying on it.