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VA Home Loan Payment Scenario

Model a fixed payment with a funding-fee assumption you enter.

Zero down supported
Transparent funding fee
No approval claim

Models a fixed-rate payment after adding an entered funding-fee percentage to the loan amount.

Limitation: Educational planning scenario only—not a VA Certificate of Eligibility, VA appraisal, lender quote, underwriting decision, or disclosure.

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How to Model a VA Loan

Enter a home-price scenario and terms from a lender or planning worksheet.

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Enter home price and down payment.

Confirm eligibility separately

VA eligibility and funding-fee treatment depend on facts this calculator does not collect.

What the VA Loan Estimate Covers

The model adds an entered funding fee to the base loan, then applies standard fixed-rate amortization. It excludes property taxes, insurance and closing costs.

VA Loan Examples

Zero-down funding-fee scenario

Scenario assumptions

homePrice:300000
downPayment:0
fundingFeePercent:2.15%
annualRate:6%
termMonths:360

Modeled payment

$306,450 modeled loan amount

The entered fee adds $6,450 to a $300,000 base loan.

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Verify funding-fee and loan terms with VA.gov and a lender.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. You enter the fee percentage.

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VA Loan Scenario Formula

Funding-fee eligibility and rates are not inferred.

Formula

L ​=​ ​(​price − down payment​)​ ​×​ ​(​1 ​+​ fee rate​)​

Financed amount

L ​=​ ​(​price − down payment​)​ ​×​ ​(​1 ​+​ fee rate​)​

Payment

M ​=​ Lr ​/​ ​(​1 − ​(​1​+​r​)​^−n​)​

Scientific Background

VA.gov explains that funding fees and closing costs can apply and vary by circumstances. This worksheet does not determine them.

Sources & review

VA Loan Calculator documents the references behind its formulas and assumptions. Always treat results as educational estimates, not personalized professional advice.

Last reviewed

August 2, 2026

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