FHA Loan Calculator — North Carolina

On the typical North Carolina home ($335,000), 3.5% down leaves a $323,275 base loan. The 1.75% upfront premium ($5,657) is financed, for a $328,932 loan, and annual MIP of 0.55% adds $150 a month for the life of the loan. North Carolina FHA limits run $541,287–$832,750 by county.

North Carolina has the 18th-lowest effective property tax rate of the 50 states at 0.66% — $838 less a year than the 0.91% state average on a $335,000 home. Homeowners insurance averages $3,124 a year, the 14th-highest premium nationally and $404 more than the typical state.

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Total Monthly Payment

$2,790

Principal & Interest + Taxes + Insurance

APR 7.761%

Loan Amount$328,93296.5% LTV
Principal & Interest
$2,195
Property Tax
$184
Home Insurance
$260
HOA Fees
$0
FHA MIPRequired
$150
Upfront MIP (1.75%) (financed)$5,657

Total Interest

$461,274

Total Cost

$986,343

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FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP)

Annual MIP of 0.55% is billed monthly on the average balance of each loan year. With less than 10% down it lasts for the life of the loan; with 10% or more down it ends after 11 years. A 1.75% upfront premium is also added to the loan.

Loan Summary

Payoff Date

Sep 2056

Interest / Principal

1.40x

Mortgage Insurance Ends

Full term

50% Equity

Jul 2048

FHA Loan numbers for North Carolina

Typical North Carolina home value
$335,000
3.5% down ($11,725) · Zillow, August 31, 2026
Loan amount
$328,932
Includes $5,657 financed UFMIP
Estimated monthly payment
$2,790
APR 7.761%
North Carolina property tax
0.66%
$184/mo
Homeowners insurance
$3,124/yr
$260/mo
Upfront MIP (1.75%)
$5,657
Financed into the loan
Annual MIP
0.55%
$150/mo in year 1 · life of loan
North Carolina FHA loan limit
$541,287 – $832,750
One-unit, by county

How much house can you afford in North Carolina with an fha loan?

Highest price where principal, interest, North Carolina property tax, insurance and FHA mortgage insurance (1.75% upfront premium financed, 0.55% annual MIP) stay within 28% of gross income —3.5% down, 30-year fixed at 7.03%. Other debts lower these numbers.

Household incomeHousing budget / moMax home priceDown paymentvs typical home
$40,000$933$89,000$3,11527%
$50,000$1,167$120,000$4,20036%
$60,000$1,400$150,000$5,25045%
$75,000$1,750$197,000$6,89559%
$100,000$2,333$274,000$9,59082%
$125,000$2,917$351,000$12,285105%
$150,000$3,500$428,000$14,980128%

FHA vs other loan types in North Carolina

$335,000 home, each program's typical minimum or default down payment, current average 30-year rate.

Loan typeDownLoan amountUpfront feeMonthly MITotal / monthAPR
Conventional10% · $33,500$301,500—$181 PMI$2,6377.488%
FHA3.5% · $11,725$328,932UFMIP $5,657$150 MIP$2,7907.761%
VA0% · $0$342,203Funding fee $7,203$0$2,7287.242%
JumboLoan is conforming (≤ $832,750)20% · $67,000$268,000—$0$2,2337.030%

Frequently asked questions

What is the monthly payment on a $335,000 home with an fha loan in North Carolina?

Estimated $2,790 per month ($2,195 principal & interest, $184 property tax, $260 insurance, $150 FHA mortgage insurance) at 7.03% for 30 years, with 3.5% down. APR 7.761%.

What is the FHA loan limit in North Carolina for 2026?

Between $541,287 and $832,750 depending on the county for a one-unit home. $541,287 is the national FHA floor; counties with higher home prices get higher limits. Check your exact county on HUD's FHA mortgage limits lookup.

Data sources & assumptions

Estimates exclude lender origination fees, points and closing costs. See our methodology for formulas and limitations.