Tennessee Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly mortgage payment in Tennessee with state-specific property tax, insurance, and homestead data pre-loaded. Median home value in Tennessee is $345,000 with an effective property tax rate of 0.66%.

Monthly Payment$2,090.93

Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly payment including taxes, insurance, and PMI.

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Mortgage Summary
Total Monthly$2,090.93
Principal & Interest$1,744.51
Property Tax$189.75
Home Insurance$156.67
Loan Amount$276,000.00
Total Interest$352,021.13
Total Repayment$752,732.33
Payoff DateMay 2056
Payment Breakdown
Total Cost$752,732.33
Principal
$276,000.00
Interest
$352,021.13
Property Tax
$68,310.00
Insurance
$56,401.20
Balance Over Time
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Amortization Schedule
MonthPaymentPrincipalInterestBalance
Year 1
$20,934.12$3,084.96$17,849.16$272,915.04
1$1,744.51$249.51$1,495.00$275,750.49
2$1,744.51$250.86$1,493.65$275,499.63
3$1,744.51$252.22$1,492.29$275,247.41
4$1,744.51$253.59$1,490.92$274,993.82
5$1,744.51$254.96$1,489.55$274,738.86
6$1,744.51$256.34$1,488.17$274,482.52
7$1,744.51$257.73$1,486.78$274,224.79
8$1,744.51$259.13$1,485.38$273,965.66
9$1,744.51$260.53$1,483.98$273,705.13
10$1,744.51$261.94$1,482.57$273,443.19
11$1,744.51$263.36$1,481.15$273,179.83
12$1,744.51$264.79$1,479.72$272,915.04
Year 2
$20,934.12$3,291.56$17,642.56$269,623.48
Year 3
$20,934.12$3,512.01$17,422.11$266,111.47
Year 4
$20,934.12$3,747.20$17,186.92$262,364.27
Year 5
$20,934.12$3,998.14$16,935.98$258,366.13

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A mortgage calculator helps you estimate your total monthly housing payment, including principal, interest, property taxes, home insurance, and private mortgage insurance (PMI). This gives you a complete picture of what homeownership will cost each month.

Unlike a simple loan calculator, a mortgage calculator accounts for additional costs that come with buying a home. Property taxes and insurance are typically required by lenders to be included in your monthly payment through an escrow account.

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Tennessee Housing Snapshot

Median Home Value$345,000
Effective Property Tax Rate0.66%
Estimated Annual Property Tax$2,277
State Income TaxNone
Homestead ExemptionProperty Tax Relief Program for seniors/disabled (income-based, up to about $30,000 in assessed value)
Avg Homeowners Insurance$1,880/yr
Transfer & Recording TaxesRealty transfer tax $0.37 per $100 (0.37%) plus mortgage tax $0.115 per $100 of new mortgage

What Makes Buying in Tennessee Different

Tennessee has no personal income tax and low property tax (0.66% effective), making it one of the most tax-friendly states for working-age homeowners. The state's housing market is sharply divided. Nashville and surrounding Williamson County (Franklin, Brentwood) have seen explosive growth driven by tech, healthcare, and entertainment industry migration, with Franklin's median home value above $825,000. Memphis remains far more affordable at $195,000 median, with mixed neighborhood trajectories. Knoxville and Chattanooga sit in the middle range at $285,000-$315,000 median. The Property Tax Relief Program provides up to about $30,000 in assessed value reduction for senior citizens (65+) and disabled homeowners with limited income. Tennessee's realty transfer tax of 0.37% plus mortgage tax of 0.115% on new mortgages produces meaningful but not prohibitive closing costs. Insurance averages $1,880, with severe weather (tornadoes, especially in Middle Tennessee) being the primary loss driver.

Top Cities in Tennessee

CityMedian Home Value
Nashville$485,000
Memphis$195,000
Knoxville$285,000
Chattanooga$315,000
Franklin$825,000
Tennessee Mortgage FAQs

Nashville and surrounding Williamson County have been among the fastest-growing US metros since 2018, driven by tech (Oracle's new HQ, AllianceBernstein, multiple Amazon HQ-adjacent operations), healthcare (HCA Healthcare HQ), and continued entertainment industry growth. Nashville metro median home value rose from approximately $275,000 in 2019 to $485,000 today. Franklin and Brentwood have seen even larger increases, with Franklin's median above $825,000.

Tennessee provides property tax relief to senior citizens (65+), totally disabled homeowners, and disabled veterans through the Property Tax Relief Program. The state pays a portion of property tax (effectively reducing the homeowner's bill) based on income, age, and disability status. Maximum relief varies by year but is approximately $30,000 in assessed value equivalent. Apply through your county trustee.

Memphis has median home values around $195,000, among the lowest in major US metros. Some neighborhoods have appreciated meaningfully (Downtown, Cooper-Young, Midtown), while others have continued to lose value. Specific block-level due diligence is important. Memphis also has higher property crime than Nashville and significantly higher insurance premiums for the same home value. The risk-reward profile is highly neighborhood-dependent.