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NJ mortgage payment calculator

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NJ mortgage payment calculator

Estimate your full monthly payment (principal, interest, NJ property taxes, insurance, PMI, and HOA) before you make an offer.

Purchase details

Minimum $100KMaximum $2M

$112,000

Minimum 3%Maximum 50%
Minimum 3%Maximum 12%

Loan term

30 years

Monthly costs

$11,312/yr

Minimum 0.4%Maximum 4%
Or fill it from your town

Minimum $500/yrMaximum $5K/yr

None

Minimum $0/moMaximum $1K/mo

The typical town's tax rate in the 12 counties I cover is about 2.0% (2025). Your bill depends on the home, so check the listing's tax bill: a seller's senior or veteran deduction ends at closing. NJ property tax guide →

Monthly payment

Total monthly payment

$4,161

Principal & interest, taxes, insurance

Monthly breakdown

Principal & interest$3,102
Property tax (2.02% → $11,312/yr)$943
Homeowners insurance$117
Total / month$4,161

Loan amount

$448,000

Amount financed

Down payment

$112,000

20% of purchase

Estimates only. Actual payment depends on your credit score, lender, and local tax assessment. Consult a licensed mortgage professional for an exact quote.

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NJ mortgage context

NJ property taxes are among the highest in the US

In the 12 counties I cover, the typical town's effective rate is about 2.0% of home value a year (2025; county typical rates run ~1.5–2.4%). At ~$558K (the NJ median as of Sep 2026), that's about $11,300/year, a big part of your monthly payment. Rates vary by county and town.

County-by-county tax guide →

Plan for closing costs

NJ buyers typically pay 2–5% of the purchase price in closing costs: attorney fees, title insurance, mortgage origination, prepaid taxes, and more.

Full NJ closing cost guide →

Compare counties before you buy

Median prices range from ~$400K in Burlington County to ~$761K in Bergen County (as of Sep 2026). The county you buy in changes both your mortgage payment and your property tax bill.

Explore all 12 counties →

Buying in NJ?

I work with first-time buyers using FHA loans, people moving up or downsizing, and investors in 12 NJ counties.