Calculators that put realistic numbers behind your options.
Move from a feeling to a figure: estimates for buying, selling, equity, and the choices in between.
Decision tools
A number is not the same as a decision, but it removes a lot of the fear. These calculators let you estimate a payment, an equity position, or a selling outcome so you can compare real options before you commit to anything. They are quick estimates for understanding and conversation, never a guarantee and never a substitute for a lender or a title company's figures.
When you are ready to turn a number into a plan, the guides explain the thinking behind the math.
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Which number are you trying to understand?
Mortgage Calculator
Estimate a monthly payment from price, down payment, rate, and term.
Open the calculatorMortgage Pre-Approval
What to have ready and how to interpret your pre-approval amount.
Open the calculatorDown Payment Assistance
Programs and how to estimate what a first-time down payment looks like.
Open the calculatorNet Proceeds Calculator
Estimate what you might walk away with after selling costs.
Open the calculatorSeller Net Sheet
A fuller seller-side estimate from sale price to cash at closing.
Open the calculatorHome Equity Calculator
Estimate the equity in your home and what it affords you.
Open the calculatorRent vs. Sell
Compare renting your home out against selling it.
Open the calculatorRenovate vs. Sell
Compare investing in upgrades against selling as-is.
Open the calculatorCash Offer Comparison
Weigh a cash offer against a traditional listing.
Open the calculatorSelling Options Comparator
A side-by-side view of the main ways to sell a home.
Open the calculatorHow to use these
Estimates inform, they do not decide
Use each tool to build a range, not a single hopeful number. Then bring that range to the right professional, your lender for a payment, escrow and title for closing costs, for the figures that will actually appear on your closing statement.
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A strategy call puts your numbers in order and tells you what actually matters next for your situation. The decisions it walks through, each backed by its own calculator: