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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

STR Calculator Troubles! Mortgages???
So I am creating a comprehensive spreadsheet that I can easily plug basic numbers into, (Will share once complete) including all STR specific expenses, but I have ran into some trouble when putting an equation together to churn out a reliable P&I number.
From my basic calculations so far I am getting almost half of what an actual mortgage calculator tells me. I take the Price - Down Payment * 1.05 (or whatever the interest rate is) to get my loan amount. Then divide the loan amount by the number of months to pay the loan, so 360.
Why am I so far off from other calculators?
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Hey @David Tardy Excel does this all for you already. Here is the formula as well as a link to my spreadsheet if you need any other info that can help.
~Cheers
Jon