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Home Affordability Calculator India

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Estimated results

Maximum total EMI budget

₹40,000

Available home-loan EMI

₹25,000

Illustrative loan amount

₹28,80,771

Budget before buying costs

₹43,80,771

Estimated buying costs

₹3,50,462

Affordable property price

₹40,30,309
Detailed breakdown

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Amounts (Rs)

Maximum total EMI budget₹40,000
Available home-loan EMI₹25,000
Illustrative loan amount₹28,80,771
Budget before buying costs₹43,80,771
Inputs used in this result
Monthly take-home income
1,00,000 Rs
Existing monthly EMIs
15,000 Rs
Maximum total EMI ratio
40 %
Home-loan rate
8.5 %
Loan tenure
20 years
Available down payment
15,00,000 Rs
Buying-cost rate
8 %

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How to use this calculator

Estimate an affordable property price from take-home income, existing EMIs, down payment, interest rate and a chosen EMI limit.

Written and reviewed by RupeeKit Editorial TeamLast reviewed 31 July 2026Report a correction
Illustration of a house outline with a rupee budget gauge representing an affordable home price estimate
Illustration of a house outline with a rupee budget gauge representing an affordable home price estimate

Educational estimate only

Results can vary based on company policy, lender terms, tax law, and personal assumptions.

Formula used

Works backward from a chosen EMI-to-income limit, subtracts existing EMIs and converts the remainder into an illustrative loan principal.

Example calculation

At Rs 1 lakh take-home, Rs 15,000 existing EMIs and a 40% cap, the home EMI budget is Rs 25,000.

FAQs

Is this the same as bank eligibility?

No. Lenders apply their own credit, income, age and policy checks.

What EMI ratio should I use?

Many lenders cap total EMIs near 40-50% of take-home income, but a lower ratio leaves more room for savings and emergencies.