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Mortgage payment estimates, closing cost breakdowns, and first-time buyer programs for Nevada homebuyers.

Median Home Price
$425K
Property Tax Rate
0.53%
Avg Closing Costs
$6K
1.5% of price
Avg Insurance
$1,700/yr
First-Time Buyer Program: Home Is Possible DPA
Up to 5% forgivable grant

Mortgage Calculator — Nevada

Pre-filled with Nevada medians. Adjust for your property.

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$85,000
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years
NV avg
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Monthly Payment (PITI)
$2,479
Principal + Interest + Tax + Insurance + PMI
Principal & Interest
$2,149
per month
Taxes & Insurance
$330
per month
Total Interest Paid
$434K
over 30 years
Total Loan Cost
$774K
all payments
Payment Breakdown
Loan Amount$340,000
Principal & Interest$2,149
Property Taxes$188
Homeowners Insurance$142
Total Monthly PITI$2,479

Closing Costs — Nevada

Estimated closing costs based on Nevada tax rates and fees.

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Nevada: Avg closing costs 1.5% of price. Transfer tax: 0.52%.
Estimated Closing Costs
$13,401
3.2% of purchase price
Lender Fees
$3,485
origination, underwriting
Third-Party
$3,575
appraisal, title, inspection
Government Fees
$2,210
transfer taxes, recording
Prepaids + Escrow
$4,131
taxes, insurance, interest
Itemized Costs
Loan Origination (0.8%)$3,060
Underwriting Fee$350
Credit Report$75
Appraisal$550
Home Inspection$450
Title Search + Insurance$2,425
Recording Fee$150
Transfer Tax$2,210
Prepaid Taxes (3 mo)$563
Prepaid Insurance (12 mo)$1,700
Prepaid Interest (15 days)$1,022
Escrow Reserves$846
Total Closing Costs$13,401

Buying a Home in Nevada

The median home price in Nevada is $425,000, with property taxes averaging 0.53% annually. Nevada's low property tax rate is a major advantage for buyers, keeping monthly costs well below what you'd pay in high-tax states.

Closing costs in Nevada average $6K (1.5%% of purchase price). The state charges a 0.52% transfer tax on real estate transactions, which modestly adds to closing costs. Homeowners insurance runs approximately $1,700 per year. This is within the normal range nationally.

Nevada offers the Home Is Possible DPA for first-time buyers: Up to 5% forgivable grant. Contact your state housing finance agency or a HUD-approved housing counselor for eligibility details and application steps.

Nevada is a higher-cost market. At $425K median, buyers need significant savings or strong income. Down payment assistance and competitive rate-shopping become especially important.

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