HisabCalc

Home Affordability Calculator

Work out the highest home price you can afford from your income, existing EMIs and down payment.

Enter your numbers

Example: 60000

Example: 5000

Example: 1000000

Example: 9

Example: 20

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Formula

maxEmi = monthlyIncome * 0.40 - existingEmi; monthlyRate r = interestRate/12/100; months n = loanTermYears*12; loanAmount = maxEmi * (1-(1+r)^-n)/r; affordablePrice = loanAmount + downPayment. (40% DTI lending guideline; if maxEmi<=0 return 0)

How the calculation works

Lenders usually cap total loan payments at about forty percent of income, so the maximum EMI is that limit minus any EMI you already pay.

The loan you can carry is the present value of that EMI over the term, and adding your down payment gives the price you can afford.

A lower rate or a longer term raises the affordable price, because each rupee of EMI buys a bigger loan.

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When to use it

Worked example

On a 60,000 income with 5,000 existing EMI, 1,000,000 down payment, 9% over 20 years, the affordable price is about 3,111,754.

Max monthly payment ৳19,000.00
Loan amount 2,111,754.13
Affordable price 3,111,754.13

Common questions

What income share is assumed?

It uses 40% of monthly income as the maximum total EMI, a common lender guideline.

Does the down payment count?

Yes, the affordable price equals the loan amount plus your down payment.

Last updated: 2026-10-04