2026 Refinance Analysis

Your Next Mortgage Should Do More Than Lower Your Rate

A lower rate does not always mean a better mortgage. Our refinance analysis gives you a clear comparison of your current loan and proposed new loan so you can see the numbers that actually matter, including monthly payment, interest savings, closing costs, loan term, equity, cash flow, and long term financial impact.

Whether you own a primary residence or an investment property, the analysis helps you determine:

  • How much you could save each month
  • How much interest you could save over time
  • When your refinance costs could be recovered
  • How the new loan affects your equity and cash flow
  • Whether refinancing improves your overall financial position
Refinance Calculator

Let's analyze the numbers

Enter your loan numbers and adjust the control dial below; payment, breakeven, the rate ladder recalculates instantly.

1 Your Current Loan
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2 Your New Loan
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3 Add In Other Debt(s)

Rolling high-interest debt into a cash-out refinance can lower your total monthly outflow. See whether it actually does.

Total balance $0
Blended rate 0%
Est. current payments $0/mo
4 The Results
Current Payment (P&I)
New Payment (P&I)
Monthly Difference
Cash Available at Closing
Breakeven on Closing Costs
Lifetime Interest Savings
Verdict
5 Payment at Different Rates

Rate locks move. Here's how your new payment shifts a quarter-point in either direction from what you entered above.

RateNew Paymentvs. CurrentTotal Interest, Full Term
6 Your Breakeven, Measured

The month your monthly savings catch up to what you paid in closing costs. Everything past this mark is money back in your pocket.

This is an illustrative refinance analysis tool.
Figures are estimates for planning purposes only and do not constitute a loan offer, rate quote, or financial advice. Actual payments, fees, and eligibility are set by your lender and depend on credit, appraisal, and underwriting.

Now that you know what rate and terms you'd like, use our non-QM bank statement income calculator (if self-employed) or the asset-based loan calculator if you have significant account asset balances