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oggyswain

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I have a client in the real Estate business and they want a Mortgage Calculator on there website.

Does anyone know if there are free ones I can copy. My client does not have money in the budget for me to get someone to program one.

I see a few online but they all have company logos on them.

 

Is there a way of getting them from the financial institutions directly?

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Sorry for the late response. I was away. I found this one as well but This calculator brings me to Mortgage Calculators website and and offers me various mortgage companies rate. The calculator would have to show the rate on my page.

 

Thanks

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On 7/2/2013 at 7:08 PM, oggyswain said:

I have a client in the real Estate business and they want a Mortgage Calculator on there website.

Does anyone know if there are free ones I can copy. My client does not have money in the budget for me to get someone to program one.

I see a few online but they all have company logos on them.

 

Is there a way of getting them from the financial institutions directly with the help of new york mortgage calculator?

I’m trying out various mortgage lenders and calculating to see what they might lend me. How do the lenders calculate if you can afford the mortgage based on your regular over time worked? because most of the calculators on their website asks for your it annually but then I know that when you actually apply for a mortgage they only use and look at your last three months pay slips.

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On 7/2/2013 at 7:08 PM, oggyswain said:

I have a client in the real Estate business and they want a Mortgage Calculator on there website.

Does anyone know if there are free ones I can copy. My client does not have money in the budget for me to get someone to program one.

I see a few online but they all have company logos on them.

 

Is there a way of getting them from the financial institutions directly?

https://pagibigmp2calculator.net/

i need one that that will tell me how much i will have paid off in 3,5,10 (etc) years based on interest rate, repayment amount, initial loan, etc, etc

or does someone know the formula for how to factor in the daily accrued interest charge applicable to the total (changing) balance.

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