Below are the formulas used to calculate the various costs associated with purchasing a home:
The total amount you are planning to spend on purchasing the home.
Down Payment = Purchase Price × Down Payment Percentage
Mortgage Amount = Purchase Price - Down Payment
Mortgage Default Insurance = (Mortgage Amount × 0.031) / (1 - 0.031) (if down payment is less than 20%)
Deposit = Purchase Price × 0.05 (typically 5% of the purchase price)
Land Transfer Tax (Ontario) = 0.5% on the first $55K + 1% on $55K to $250K + 1.5% on $250K to $400K + 2% on amount over $400K
Land Transfer Tax (Toronto) = 0.5% on the first $55K + 1% on $55K to $400K + 2% on amount over $400K
Typical range between $1,200 to $2,500
Utility Adjustments and Property Tax Adjustments are based on estimates provided by the user.
Tarion Warranty Fees are applicable for new builds and vary based on the property.
HST on New Builds is applicable when buying directly from the builder and varies based on rebates eligibility.
Total Cost = Purchase Price + Mortgage Default Insurance + Legal Fees + Home Inspection Fee + Home Insurance + Tarion Warranty Fee + HST on New Builds + Land Transfer Tax + Utility Adjustments + Property Tax Adjustment
Total Upfront Payment = Down Payment + Legal Fees + Home Inspection Fee + Home Insurance + Tarion Warranty Fee + HST on New Builds + Land Transfer Tax + Utility Adjustments + Property Tax Adjustment