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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

What formula is used by lenders in calculating P&I?
Seems like it should be a simple formula, but my googling is failing me... I'm trying to figure out what a lender uses to calculate the following:
Inputs: mortgage balance (after downpayment), interest rate, and loan term
Output: monthly payment (principle and interest)
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Quote from @Tom Seigold:
Seems like it should be a simple formula, but my googling is failing me... I'm trying to figure out what a lender uses to calculate the following:
Inputs: mortgage balance (after downpayment), interest rate, and loan term
Output: monthly payment (principle and interest)
Is it not as simple as plugging it into a mortgage calculator? I'm guessing you could even Google an amortization calculator if you wanted to break it down by payment over the length of the loan.