Orso Realty · Cost of the Money
What price alone does not show
Don't just compare the price of the home.
Compare the cost of the money used to buy it.
Same amount borrowed. Different cost to borrow it.
549 Clubhouse
Existing Assumable Mortgage
3.50%
Assumable rate
$335,000 financed
Another Home
New Mortgage at Today's Rate
6.75%
Market rate
$335,000 financed
The cost of the money is the interest you pay to borrow it.
Both loans borrow the same $335,000. The rate, the payment, and the payoff date are not the same.
Immediate monthly difference
$466
less per month
5 years 8 months
sooner to payoff
Lower payment and shorter loan. Those two normally move in opposite directions.
549 Clubhouse
$1,706
Principal & Interest
Another Home
$2,173
Principal & Interest
What the higher rate costs over time
Comparison is against another home at today's rate.
5 years
You pay $55,231 more in interest than at 549 Clubhouse.
10 years
You pay $111,410 more in interest than at 549 Clubhouse.
15 years
You pay $167,000 more in interest than at 549 Clubhouse.
20 years
You pay $219,487 more in interest than at 549 Clubhouse.
Over the life of the loan
You pay $284,166 more in interest than you would with 549 Clubhouse's assumable mortgage.
A lower asking price does not automatically mean a lower total cost.
The cost of the money matters too.
Financing comparison is for illustrative purposes and compares principal and interest only unless otherwise stated. Rates, balances, terms and other assumptions are shown in the analysis. Loan assumption is subject to lender/servicer requirements, buyer qualification, applicable fees and approval. Taxes, insurance, HOA dues, mortgage insurance and other ownership costs are excluded unless specifically included.