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iPMT is a powerful mortgage calculator that allows users to calculate mortgage payments with precise accuracy. Specifically geared toward purchasing a home, iPMT is designed with the mortgage and real estate professional in mind. Although iPMT is the perfect companion for the mortgage and real estate professional, consumers can easily calculate payments as well. Packed with features, here are just a few highlights:
• The only mortgage calculator in the App Store to feature multiple loan programs. You get all three loan programs in one app - Conventional, FHA and VA!
• iPMT is designed to calculate precise payments when purchasing a home. Whether you are a mortgage/real estate professional accurate payment calculations are a must.
• iPMT includes a powerful amortization calculator for even more in depth calculations.
• Custom Conventional modes to better calculate various loan types (USDA loans, Canadian loans, etc.).
• Automatically Adjusts PMI, MIP and Funding fees as the LTV and/or the Term changes!
• Email the results on any loan type with our email feature which NOW INCLUDES THE APR CALCULATION!
• Stay up to date. iPMT is current with agency guidelines (maximum loan to value, mortgage insurance amounts, funding fee requirements, etc.). When industry changes occur, iPMT will be updated!
• iPMT monitors loan limits and allows you to specify high-cost areas and displays a warning if a loan limit is exceeded.
• Validates the down payment on all loan types and will display a warning if incorrect.
• Adjust taxes, insurance and HOA dues for even more precise payments.
• iPMT includes a tax rate search.
• iPMT remembers everything! If you're interrupted by a phone call during a calculation, simply launch iPMT again and it will remember exactly where you left off.
*Notes for mortgage and real estate professionals: iPMT is currently using 2010 loan amount limits as set by the Federal Housing Finance Agency, HUD and the Department of Veteran Affairs.



