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Home Affordability Calculator — 2024 Edition

Calculate your maximum home price using the 28/36 DTI rule. See mortgage payments, PMI, and total cost at different down payment levels. Updated with 2024 federal tax brackets, standard deductions, and contribution limits.

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242024 Key Financial Numbers

Standard Deduction (Single)$14,600
Standard Deduction (Joint)$29,200
SS Wage Cap$168,600
401(k) Limit$23,000
Estate Exemption$13,610,000
Avg. Mortgage Rate6.8%
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2024 Federal Income Tax Brackets

Tax RateSingle FilerMarried Filing Jointly
10%$0 – $11,600$0 – $23,200
12%$11,601 – $47,150$23,201 – $94,300
22%$47,151 – $100,525$94,301 – $201,050
24%$100,526 – $191,950$201,051 – $383,900
32%$191,951 – $243,725$383,901 – $487,450
35%$243,726 – $609,350$487,451 – $731,200
37%Over $609,350Over $731,200

What Changed in 2024

  • Tax brackets adjusted ~5.4% for inflation
  • Standard deduction increased to $14,600 (single)
  • Social Security wage cap raised to $168,600
  • Estate tax exemption raised to $13.61 million
  • 401(k) contribution limit increased to $23,000

About Home Affordability Calculator — 2024

This home affordability calculator uses the latest 2024 federal tax brackets, standard deduction of $14,600 (single) / $29,200 (married filing jointly), and updated contribution limits. The Social Security wage cap for 2024 is $168,600, and the 401(k) contribution limit is $23,000.

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Maximum Home Price
$285,681
Based on 28/36 rule with 21.0% down
Stretch
Monthly Payment
$1,862.14
Loan Amount
$225,681
Front-End DTI
26.3%
Back-End DTI
31.9%
Monthly Payment Breakdown
Principal & Interest
$1,426.45
Property Tax
$285.68
Insurance
$150.00
Total Cost Over 30 Years
Down Payment
$60,000
Total Interest
$287,843
Total Property Tax
$102,845
Grand Total
$730,369
Estimated Closing Costs
Low Estimate (2%)
$5,714
Typical (3.5%)
$9,999
High Estimate (5%)
$14,284
Closing costs typically include appraisal, title insurance, attorney fees, origination charges, and prepaid items. Budget $5,714 to $14,284 in addition to your down payment.
Down Payment Comparison
Down %Down PaymentMax HomeMonthlyPMI
5%$12,387$247,730$1,983.32$98.06
10%$25,954$259,545$1,983.32$97.33
15%$40,881$272,542$1,983.32$96.53
20%$60,541$302,703$1,983.33None
PMI is estimated at 0.5% of the loan amount annually and applies when down payment is less than 20%.
Affordability by Income Bracket
Annual IncomeMax Home (20% down)Max Housing / Mo
$50,000$156,855$1,100.00
$75,000$264,177$1,750.00
$100,000$360,492$2,333.33
$125,000$456,806$2,916.67
$150,000$553,121$3,500.00
$200,000$745,750$4,666.67
Assumes 20% down payment, 6.5% rate, 30-year term, 1.2% property tax, and $150.00/mo insurance. Uses the 28/36 rule with your current debt level.
The 28/36 Rule
Front-End Ratio (28% max)
26.3%
Housing costs should not exceed 28% of gross monthly income.
Back-End Ratio (36% max)
31.9%
Total debt payments (housing + other) should not exceed 36% of gross monthly income.