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Many renters assume student loans rule them out; a payment figure and a quick DTI check often say otherwise.
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"Can I buy a house with my student loans?" is one of the most common first-time buyer questions. Be the one who answers it.
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The Student Loan Debt section has two calculators: a student loan payment calculator and a student loan consolidation calculator that combines several loans into one weighted rate and payment. For a loan officer, they reach first-time buyers whose biggest worry is whether student debt rules out a home, and capture the payment that drives their DTI.
Many renters assume student loans rule them out; a payment figure and a quick DTI check often say otherwise.
A buyer juggling four student loan payments is a DTI question in disguise; this calculator turns it into one number.
Both work best on pages aimed at younger renters and first-time buyers.
| Calculator | Borrower question it answers | Where an LO should embed it |
|---|---|---|
| Student Loan | What is my monthly student loan payment, and what will it cost in total? | First-time buyer page, "buying with student loans" blog post, social content |
| Student Loan Consolidation | If I combine my loans, what would my rate, payment and term look like? | Debt-readiness page, nurture emails to leads not yet ready to buy |
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Because student debt is a common reason first-time buyers delay. Many assume they cannot qualify without running the numbers. The student loan calculator gives them a payment; the debt-to-income ratio shows what that payment means for a mortgage.
How lenders count student loan payments varies by loan program, especially for deferred or income-driven plans. That is a reason to talk to you, not a reason to give up. Use the lead's payment and balance as the start of a conversation about which program fits.
Three calculators, in this order, inside one widget.
The borrower runs the student loan or consolidation calculator.
They add that payment to other debts in the DTI calculator.
The affordability calculator shows what they could buy, with a form to talk to you.
FAQ · 6 questions
Often, yes. Lenders count the student loan payment in the debt-to-income ratio; how that payment is calculated depends on the program and the repayment plan. A pre-qual conversation is where that gets worked out.
It calculates a weighted average rate for up to four loans and a new payment over the chosen term, and shows the maximum term for federal consolidation by balance. Private refinancing works differently.
Usually not. Put them on first-time buyer pages and in content for younger renters, then link to your main buying calculators.
No. Frame them around homeownership, such as "see how your student loans affect buying a home", and keep the call to action on a mortgage conversation.
Acknowledge the payment they calculated, explain that how it counts depends on the loan program, and offer a short call to look at their full picture. Avoid promising approval.
Yes. Like every calculator on this site, they work in English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and Arabic.
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