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Best Ashburn Mortgage Rates

How much will you save with a low-rate online mortgage?

Check out our best Ashburn mortgage rates for Mar 18, 2024.

Mortgage Repayment Summary

$2,721.94

Total Monthly Payment

PMI

not required

$80,000.00

Down payment amount

20.00%

Down payment %

Feb, 2054

Loan pay-off date

$506,899.62

Total Interest Paid

$225.00

Monthly Tax Paid

$81,000.00

Total Tax Paid

$200.00

Monthly Home Insurance

$72,000.00

Total Home Insurance

$32,663.32

Annual Payment Amount

$979,899.62

Total of 360 Payments

Ashburn Homebuyers Can Lock in Today's Mortgage Rates Right Now!

Own your very own piece of Ashburn. Lock in low rates currently available and save for years to come! If you secure a fixed mortgage rate your payments won't be impacted by future rate hikes. By default we show 30-year purchase rates for fixed-rate mortgages. You can switch over to refinance loans using the [Refinance] radio button. Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) loans are listed as an option in the [Loan Type] check boxes. Alternate loan durations can be selected and results can be filtered using the [Filter Results] button in the bottom left corner. You can select multiple durations at the same time to compare current rates and monthly payment amounts.

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  • The above tool estimates monthly mortgage payments with taxes, insurance, PMI, HOA fees & more.

    Click on the "define" & "more" tabs for a description of each input & how they are used in calculations.

    Set an input to zero to remove it from the calculation.

    If property tax is 20 or below the calculator treats it as an annual assessment percentage based on the home's price. If property tax is set above 20 the calculator presumes the amount entered is the annual assessment amount.

  • Home Value: the appraised value of a home. This is used in part to determine if property mortgage insurance (PMI) is needed.

    Loan Amount: the amount a borrower is borrowing against the home. If the loan amount is above 80% of the appraisal then PMI is required until the loan is paid off enough to where the Loan-to-value (LTV) is below 80%.

    Interest Rate: this is the quoted APR a bank charges the borrower. In some cases a borrower may want to pay points to lower the effective interest rate. In general discount points are a better value if the borrower intends to live in the home for an extended period of time & they expect interest rates to rise. If the buyer believes interest rates will fall or plans on moving in a few years then points are a less compelling option. This calculator can help home buyers figure out if it makes sense to buy points to lower their rate of interest. For your convenience we also publish current local mortgage rates.

    Loan Term: the number of years the loan is scheduled to be paid over. The 30-year fixed-rate loan is the most common term in the United States, but as the economy has went through more frequent booms & busts this century it can make sense to purchase a smaller home with a 15-year mortgage. If a home buyer opts for a 30-year loan, most of their early payments will go toward interest on the loan. Extra payments applied directly to the principal early in the loan term can save many years off the life of the loan.

    Property Tax: this is the local rate home owners are charged to pay for various municipal expenses. Those who rent ultimately pay this expense as part of their rent as it is reflected in their rental price. One can't simply look at the old property tax payment on a home to determine what they will be on a forward basis, as the assessed value of the home & the effective rate may change over time. Real estate portals like Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, Redfin, Homes.com & Movoto list current & historical property tax payments on many properties. If property tax is 20 or below the calculator treats it as an annual assessment percentage based on the home's price. If property tax is set above 20 the calculator presumes the amount entered is the annual assessment amount.

    PMI: Property mortgage insurance policies insure the lender gets paid if the borrower does not repay the loan. PMI is only required on conventional mortgages if they have a Loan-to-value (LTV) above 80%. Some home buyers take out a second mortgage to use as part of their downpayment on the first loan to help bypass PMI requirements. FHA & VA loans have different down payment & loan insurance requirements which are reflected in their monthly payments.

    Homeowners insurance: most homeowner policies cover things like loss of use, personal property within the home, dwelling & structural damage & liability. Typically earthquakes & floods are excluded due to the geographic concentration of damage which would often bankrupt local insurance providers. Historically flood insurance has been heavily subsidized by the United States federal government, however in the recent home price recovery some low lying areas in Florida have not recovered as quickly as the rest of the market due in part to dramatically increasing flood insurance premiums.

    HOA: home owner's association dues are common in condos & other shared-property communities. They cover routine maintenance of the building along with structural issues. Be aware that depending on build quality HOA fees can rise significantly 10 to 15 years after a structure is built, as any issues with build quality begin to emerge.

    Our site also publishes an in-depth glossary of industry-related terms here.