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PITI Calculator

Know Your True
Monthly Carrying Cost

Calculate full PITI on any investment property — DSCR rental, fix & flip, bridge, or new construction. No login, no obligation, instant results.

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Total Monthly PITI
$2,395
per month
Principal $259
Interest $1,813
Property Tax $417
Insurance $150
HOA $0
Total PITI $2,395
Loan Amount
$300,000
Down Payment
$100,000
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Estimates only. Investment property loans only — no owner-occupied. Final terms depend on credit, property, and full underwriting review.
PITI by Loan Type

How PITI Works for Every LGV Loan

PITI behaves differently depending on the loan structure. Here's how to read your monthly carrying cost across each of our investor programs.

Long-Term Rental
DSCR Loans

Full PITI applies and drives qualification. Rent ÷ PITI = your DSCR. That ratio needs to clear the program threshold.

StructureAmortizing or IO
Term30 years
PITI roleQualifying math
Short-Term Bridge
Fix & Flip Loans

Interest-only during the hold. No principal paydown, but T&I still escrow. Multiply monthly PITI by expected hold months to get total carrying cost.

StructureInterest-only
Term6–18 months
PITI roleProject cost line item
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Bridge Loans

Interest-only short-term financing. PITI = interest + taxes + insurance only. Use it to model carrying cost while you wait for permanent take-out.

StructureInterest-only
Term6–24 months
PITI roleHold-period cost
Ground-Up Build
New Construction

Interest-only on the drawn balance during construction — PITI starts small and grows as draws fund. Full PITI kicks in at conversion to permanent financing.

StructureIO on draws
Term12–24 months
PITI roleBuild + stabilized

LGV Capital works investment property only — no owner-occupied. The framework above describes how PITI behaves across our four programs; your actual rate, structure, and terms depend on the file.

One calculator, four loan products. Use the loan-type pills in the calculator above to swap defaults, then run the math for whichever program fits your deal.
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How PITI Is Calculated

The Math Behind Your Number

PITI is a simple sum — but most investors only run principal and interest. The full picture includes two more components that matter.

The Formula
Principal + Interest + Taxes + Insurance
+ HOA when applicable
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Principal — the portion of the payment that pays down the loan balance. Zero on interest-only loans.
I
Interest — what the lender charges to use the money. Calculated on outstanding balance, front-loaded.
T
Taxes — annual property tax ÷ 12. Usually escrowed and paid out by the loan servicer.
I
Insurance — Annual hazard insurance ÷ 12. Required on every loan; STR policies run higher than standard rental.
Worked Example
$400,000 rental, $300,000 DSCR loan at 7.25% over 30 years
Principal & Interest $2,047
Principal (month 1) $234
Interest (month 1) $1,813
Property Tax ($5,000 ÷ 12) $417
Insurance ($1,800 ÷ 12) $150
Total Monthly PITI $2,614
Total Monthly Carrying Cost
P&I + Tax + Insurance
$2,614
/ month
Common Mistakes That Skew PITI
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Running P&I only Most online calculators stop at principal and interest. Real carrying cost is typically 20–30% higher once taxes and insurance get added. Your offer math needs the full number.
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Guessing tax and insurance Pull the actual annual tax bill from the county assessor's site and get a fast quote from a landlord insurance provider. Five minutes of work, real numbers — not estimates.
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Confusing IO with full PITI Interest-only bridge or flip loans have no principal. PITI looks low — but the full balance comes due at payoff. Model both the IO phase and the take-out separately.
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PITI Calculator FAQs

Common Questions, Answered

The questions investors ask most after running their numbers — straight answers from a desk that closes investment property every day.

PITI is Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance — the four pieces that make up the full monthly carrying cost of an investment property loan. When HOA fees apply, the industry sometimes calls it PITIA. The calculator above runs all five.

No. LGV Capital exclusively works on investment property loans — DSCR rentals, fix & flips, bridge loans, and new construction. We do not lend on primary residences or second homes you'll occupy yourself. Every program on this page is built around non-owner-occupied investment property.

Consumer calculators usually only run principal and interest. Real lender PITI is 20–30% higher once taxes and insurance escrow are included. Investment property insurance also runs higher than owner-occupied rates because of liability and tenant occupancy. Use this calculator's full PITI when you're sizing up offers.

Yes — even though you're not qualifying on rent. PITI on a flip is your monthly hold cost. Multiply it by your expected hold period (typically 6–12 months) and add that to total project cost when underwriting the deal. Most beginner flippers forget this and watch projected profit shrink at closing.

On interest-only loans (typical for bridge, flip, and the IO phase of new construction), the "P" in PITI is zero — you're paying interest, taxes, and insurance only. Monthly payment is significantly lower, but the full balance comes due at payoff or conversion. Always model both the IO period and the take-out scenario separately.

New construction PITI changes as draws fund — you only pay interest on the drawn balance, not the full approved loan. Early months are low; PITI grows as the project advances. Once the build completes and converts to permanent financing, full amortizing PITI begins.

The principal-and-interest math is exact based on your inputs. Tax and insurance accuracy depends on your numbers — pull actual figures from the county assessor and a real insurance quote for the tightest result. For locked terms on your specific deal, request a term sheet — typically back within 24 hours.

Property tax: pull the parcel on the county assessor's website and look at the current annual bill. Insurance: get a fast quote from a landlord-policy provider (Steadily, Obie, and NREIG are common) using the property address and intended use. Both take five minutes and give you numbers concrete enough to underwrite with.

For DSCR loan qualification at LGV, monthly rent needs to be at least 0.75× PITI (we go down to a 0.75 DSCR). For your own cashflow target, conservative investors want rent at 1.20–1.25× PITI to absorb vacancy, repairs, and management. Below 1.0 means you're feeding the property out of pocket each month.

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