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Estimate your true cost of homeownership in Massachusetts with localized property taxes, insurance, and utility data.

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Est. Total Monthly Cost
$5,622
P&I Payment$4,374
Taxes & Ins$689
Utilities$242

Mortgage Details

$704,709
Local Median: $704,709
$24,665 (3.5%)
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Used with your down payment to fetch a live, scenario-specific rate.

Local Area Costs

Mortgage Insurance (MIP)$317/mo
Upfront MIP (UFMIP) (financed)$11,901

FHA charges MIP regardless of down payment; UFMIP is financed into the loan.

Upfront costs

One-time costs to open your FHA loan.

Down payment (cash)
$24,665
3.5% of price
Upfront MIP (UFMIP)
$11,901
1.75% · financed into loan
Financed loan amount
$691,945
incl. UFMIP
Monthly$5,622

Monthly Breakdown

Principal & Interest
$4,374
Property Taxes
$500
Homeowners Ins.
$190
Mortgage Insurance (MIP)
$317
Utilities
$242

Amortization Schedule

Loan balance and total interest paid over 30 years.

Total Interest
$882,538

Local Housing Facts for Massachusetts

  • ·Median home value: $704,709 (adjusted for current market conditions)
  • ·Est. property taxes: $5,994/yr — pre-loaded from county assessment data
  • ·Homeowners insurance (HO-3): $2,276/yr — based on local per-$1K premium rates
  • ·Energy utilities: $2,909/yr — sourced from DOE LEAD survey data
  • ·Flood insurance: optional — toggled off by default, estimate based on FEMA risk profile

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FHA upfront mortgage insurance premium (MIP) for a home in Massachusetts, MA?

An FHA buyer in Massachusetts, MA borrowing $680,044 (with 3.5% down on a median $704,709 home) pays an upfront mortgage insurance premium (MIP) of $11,901 — equal to 1.75% of the base loan amount. This upfront MIP is typically financed into the loan balance rather than paid at closing, increasing the total loan amount to approximately $691,945.

How much is the monthly FHA mortgage insurance in Massachusetts, MA?

For a typical FHA loan in Massachusetts, MA with a base loan amount of $680,044, the annual MIP rate is 0.55% — adding approximately $312/month to the required payment. This monthly MIP is separate from principal, interest, property taxes, and homeowners insurance.

Does FHA mortgage insurance go away in Massachusetts, MA?

Unlike conventional PMI — which automatically cancels at 80% LTV under the Homeowners Protection Act — FHA annual MIP on loans with less than 10% down does not fall off. For FHA buyers in Massachusetts, MA putting 3.5% down, this means ongoing monthly MIP payments of approximately $312/month for the life of the loan. To eliminate MIP, borrowers must refinance into a conventional loan once they reach 20% equity, or put 10%+ down at origination (MIP then cancels after 11 years).

Am I eligible for FHA financing in Massachusetts, MA?

The 2025 FHA loan limit for Massachusetts, MA is $541,287 for a 1-unit property. A typical buyer purchasing the median-priced home here (approximately $704,709) with 3.5% down would have a base loan amount of approximately $680,044, which exceeds the local FHA limit, meaning buyers at the median price point would need to increase their down payment or switch to conventional financing.

What is the true all-in monthly cost of owning an FHA-financed home in Massachusetts, MA?

Beyond principal and interest, FHA buyers in Massachusetts, MA with a median $704,709 home can expect approximately $5,994/yr in property taxes, $2,276/yr for homeowners insurance, $2,909/yr in energy utilities, and $312/mo in FHA mortgage insurance (MIP). Together, these non-P&I costs add approximately $1,244/month to the required payment in Massachusetts, MA.