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Comparing the costs

The overall costs differ broadly between a conventional mortgage and low-down payment financing or an 80-10-10 loan. Here is the breakdown, based on a $125,000 purchase on a 30-year-loan.

Down payment Average
interest rate
Monthly principal
and interest payment
Total PMI premium

Total interest
over life
of the loan

Total costs over conventional mortgage
(before tax)

Conventional mortgage

$25,000 6.55 percent $635 $0

$128,730

 

Total of costs: $128,730

0

3% down payment financing

$3,750 6.925 percent $801 $6,477

$166,959

 

Total of costs: $173,436

$44,706

80-10-10 loan

First mortgage $12,500 6.55 percent $635

$0

$128,730  
15-year home equity loan
(with final balloon payment of $9,987)
  9.32 percent $103   $16,137

Total of costs: $144,867

$16,137

-- Posted: Oct. 1, 1998
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