House Refinance Center
Mortgage Affordability Worksheet        
Your Monthly Income and Expenses:


How much can you afford? This is the million dollar question.
Once you have decided to refinance your house, you must
realized that you are increasing your mortgage, and in many
cases, increasing the amount of your monthly payment. The
mortgage rate might be lower, but the monthly payment could
be higher than what you are usually paying. The worksheet
below will help you decide how much money you have
available to make your mortgage payments after the refinance.
This is only a guide. Please be as accurate as possible in your
estimates.

Keep this worksheet, and after the refinance is complete, and
life is back to normal, use the third column "Actual", to monitor
your progress. This will keep you on track, and ensure that you
do not over-spend.
  Estimated
Actual
INCOME
   
Borrower Salary
   
Co-borrower Salary
   
Other Income
   
TOTAL INCOME
   
     
EXPENSES
   
Credit card#1
   
Credit card#2
   
Credit card#3
   
Car payment
   
Car Insurance
   
Life Insurance
   
Health Insurance
   
Savings Plan
   
Medical
/Prescriptions
   
Child
Support/Alimony
   
Tuition/Student
loans
   
Electricity
   
Water/sewage etc
   
Club membership
   
Auto Club AAA
   
Cell phone
   
Home phone
   
Internet
   
Cable
   
Clothing Allowance
   
Entertainment
   
Other loans
   
Other expenses
   
TOTAL EXPENSES
   
     
NET INCOME
   
Loan Calculator
Loan amount ($):
Interest rate (%):
Term (years):
Additional monthly payment ($):
Monthly payment ($):
Total interest ($):
Average monthly interest ($):
Number of years:
Loan Calculator:
The Loan Calculator below will help you crunch some numbers. It will calculate your
Monthly payment, Total Interest, Average Monthly Interest, and Number of Years.
Mortgage Affordability Worksheet
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