Evaluate Mortgage Estimates by Loan Type
View All Realtor Property Data APIs →Provide homePrice and downPayment with string-valued interestRate, propertyTax and homeInsurance. Optional loanType selects documented fixed-rate, FHA or ARM choices; TWENTY_YEAR_FIX is the documented default. This route was not live-tested, so output fields, tax and insurance interpretation, loan-type effects and adjustable-rate behavior are unconfirmed. Do not mix its loanType codes with tools-mortgage-rates loanTerm codes. Validate cost units and each chosen financing method before display, and keep results illustrative rather than binding offers.
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/api/project/realtor/tools-mortgage-calculator API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/realtor/tools-mortgage-calculator?key=<API_KEY>&homePrice=1988000&downPayment=397600&propertyTax=0.0125&homeInsurance=0.0055&interestRate=0.06332'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Evaluate fixed-term payment comparisons using a constant property price and explicit costs.
- Test whether documented FHA and ARM options support a product's intended estimate behavior.
- Build a financing-method selector only after validating each exposed calculation path.
- Compare accepted tax and insurance scales with other mortgage routes before sharing form inputs.
Frequently asked questions
Which loan option is documented when loanType is omitted?
The documented default is TWENTY_YEAR_FIX, the twenty-year fixed option. This operation was not live-tested, so validate actual calculation assumptions.
Are FHA and ARM options guaranteed to be available loans?
No. Request options do not establish verified calculations, borrower eligibility, financial product availability or real loan offers.
Can I reuse rate-search loanTerm codes as calculator loanType?
No. These operations have different code systems. Use each documented value and independently validate tax, insurance and term assumptions.