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Home Affordability Calculator

Find out how much home you can realistically afford, with three honest scenarios.

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₹30K₹83L
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₹0₹40L
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₹0₹20L
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₹5L₹83Cr
0.1%15%
5 yrs40 yrs

Monthly Disposable Income

₹1,00,000.00

After expenses and existing EMIs

Conservative

₹71.85L

Max EMI

₹45.0K/mo

30% of income, comfortable with room for savings and emergencies

Loan: ₹51.85L + Down payment: ₹20.00L
Moderate

₹89.14L

Max EMI

₹60.0K/mo

40% of income, manageable with disciplined budgeting

Loan: ₹69.14L + Down payment: ₹20.00L
Aggressive

₹1.06Cr

Max EMI

₹75.0K/mo

50% of income, stretching budget with limited financial flexibility

Loan: ₹86.42L + Down payment: ₹20.00L

Calculations assume a constant interest rate and regular repayment schedule. Actual loan costs may vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ideal EMI-to-income ratio? +

Most financial advisors recommend keeping total EMIs (including home loan) below 40% of gross monthly income. Below 30% is considered comfortable. Above 50% puts significant strain on your finances.

Why three scenarios instead of one number? +

Affordability depends on your risk tolerance, job stability, and financial goals. A single number creates false precision. Three scenarios let you make an informed choice based on your situation.

Should I include my spouse's income? +

If you're applying for a joint home loan, yes, include combined income. Lenders typically consider both incomes for joint applications, which increases your loan eligibility.

What down payment should I plan for? +

Most lenders require a minimum 10–20% down payment. A larger down payment reduces your loan amount, EMI, and total interest paid. Aim for 20–25% if possible.