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France mortgage affordability calculator.

Estimate a French property budget using household cash flow, equity, purchase costs, an adjustable stress rate and debt-to-income indicators.

Income, expenses and debts

Annual income before tax
Exclude the proposed mortgage and costs listed below
Loans, cards, support and other required payments
Used for the debt-to-income indicator

Home-loan assumptions

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Editable stress assumption; French lenders use their own affordability methods
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Indicator only—not an individual borrowing cap

Monthly ownership costs

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Buying costs

Rates vary by French federal state

Target-property check

The assessment rate is the entered loan rate plus an editable stress buffer.

What needs to change?

Illustrative adjustments for the selected target property

Additional deposit for serviceability
Monthly commitment reduction
Gross income needed at DTI marker
Payment at 0.50% lower loan rate

Interest-rate affordability scenarios

Target-loan repayments and monthly budget at different assessment rates

Rate scenarioAssessment rateMonthly repaymentMonthly budget remainingStatus

Planning estimate only—not a pre-approval or lending decision. French lenders verify income, expenses, liabilities, equity, credit history, property and valuation, and apply their own affordability and lending-value policies.

How much property can you afford in France?

French mortgage affordability depends on household income, regular expenses, existing debt, borrower insurance, savings and acquisition costs. This calculator converts available monthly cash flow into an illustrative borrowing and property budget.

Debt ratio and remaining income

French lenders assess repayment capacity using income, commitments and reste à vivre. Bank policies and applicable lending standards determine the actual decision; the editable income marker is only a planning aid.

Acquisition costs and deposit

Allow for transfer taxes, notary-related acquisition costs, finance fees and a cash reserve. Costs differ between existing and new-build property and by transaction.

Stress-test a target home

Compare a target price and deposit with stressed payments, cash needs and monthly budget. This is not an approval or lending offer.