No PMI — your down payment is 20% or more.
Nothing to finance — your down payment covers the full home price.
Principal vs. interest by year
Amortization schedule (yearly)
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Nothing to finance — your down payment and trade-in cover the full vehicle price.
Payment by term
| Term | Monthly | Total interest |
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Illustrative example from approximate statewide figures — your balance, rates, and costs will differ.
Frequently asked questions
On a typical Oregon balance of about $375,000 (75% of the state's ~$500,000 typical home value), dropping from 7.4% to 6.8% with 26 years left saves about $146 per month — roughly $45,458 over the life of the loan. Enter your own numbers above for your actual savings.
Plan on roughly 2–5% of your loan balance for appraisal, title, and origination — about $7,500 to $18,750 on a $375,000 balance. At $146/month in savings, $6,000 of costs breaks even in about 41 months.
When your monthly savings repay the closing costs before you plan to sell or pay off the loan. Divide closing costs by monthly savings to get your break-even point in months.
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