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When calculating payments on a mortgage calculator- I see 6% rate, does this mean taxes? And if so?

does this mean the city's annual taxes? Or is that something different
Also, what is the average interest rate percentage?

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4 Responses to “When calculating payments on a mortgage calculator- I see 6% rate, does this mean taxes? And if so?”

  1. wartz says:

    A Mortgage Calculator does not include taxes, just interest. There is no way a mortgage calculator could do taxes because different localities have different rates which can change dramatically over time.

  2. RICK J says:

    No, that would be the interest rate you're paying on the loan.

  3. cvcastrejon says:

    Use this it helps you with the full payment taxes, mortgage insurance everything, just change the numbers.

    http://www.trackmy.com/mortcalc.htm?R_PRICE=534900

  4. Judy says:

    The rate on the mortgage calculator is the interest rate of the loan. The number you get for "payment" is just principal and interest - PMI, taxes and insurance are in addition, and would usually be in the hundreds of dollars a month or more.

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