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A home affordability calculator estimates the house price you can comfortably buy based on your income, existing monthly debts and down payment. It applies the standard lender debt-to-income limits — a front-end housing ratio and a back-end total-debt ratio — to find your maximum monthly payment, then works backward through the mortgage formula to a loan amount and a home price.

The two limits are the well-known 28/36 rule: housing should stay under 28% of gross monthly income, and all debt including housing under 36%. The tool takes the lower resulting payment. For example, on an 80,000 salary with 500 of other monthly debts, the back-end limit allows 1,900 for housing; after setting aside roughly 425 for property tax and insurance, about 1,442 covers principal and interest, which at 7% over 30 years supports a loan near 217,000 — so with 40,000 down, a home around 257,000.

Use it as a starting point for house-hunting and to see how a bigger down payment, a lower rate or paying off a car loan changes your budget. It estimates the loan you can carry, not a guaranteed approval; lenders also weigh credit score, employment and reserves, so treat the figure as an upper bound.