Vermont Mortgage Calculator
Estimate your monthly payment on a Vermont home, including the state's effective property tax rate of 1.78%.
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Buying a home in Vermont
Vermont's housing market has tightened considerably since 2020, with remote workers bidding up limited inventory. Property tax rates at 1.78% reflect Vermont's education funding system.
With a median home price around $390,000 and an effective property tax rate of 1.78%, a typical Vermont homeowner pays about $6,942 per year in property taxes — roughly $579 per month on top of the principal-and-interest payment. Use the mortgage calculator above to adjust home price, down payment, interest rate, and loan term to model your specific situation in Vermont.
Understanding your Vermont mortgage payment
A typical Vermont mortgage payment includes four components, often abbreviated PITI:
- Principal — the portion that reduces your loan balance each month
- Interest — the cost of borrowing, based on your rate and remaining balance
- Taxes — Vermont's effective property tax rate of 1.78% is collected monthly into an escrow account
- Insurance — homeowner's insurance (and PMI if your down payment is under 20%)
Lenders use the front-end debt-to-income ratio (DTI) — your total housing payment divided by gross monthly income — to qualify you for a loan. Most conventional lenders target a front-end DTI under 28%. The calculator above shows your full monthly PITI estimate so you can check that ratio before applying.
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