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Oklahoma City, OK Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly mortgage payment in Oklahoma City including property taxes, homeowners insurance, PMI, and 2026 loan limits.

Local Home Values & Affordability

At a median of $210,000, Oklahoma City sits 32% below the national median of $310,000 — making it one of the more affordable markets in our dataset and well within FHA financing range.

A 20% down payment on a median Oklahoma City home requires $42,000 in cash — or $7,350 for an FHA-minimum 3.5% down payment. Buyers with less than 20% down will also need to budget for PMI or FHA MIP.

Property Tax in This Market

Based on the 0.88% effective rate and a median home value of $210,000, a typical homeowner in Oklahoma County pays approximately $1,848 in annual property taxes — or $154 per month added to their mortgage payment.

Oklahoma County's property tax rate of 0.88% is close to the national average of 1.10%. On a median-priced home of $210,000, expect an annual tax bill of approximately $1,848.

Sources: Tax Foundation 2025

Homeowners Insurance Costs

Homeowners insurance in Oklahoma County averages around $3,000/year ($250/month) — roughly 88% above the national average of $1,600.

Premium quotes in Oklahoma County typically range from $2,000 to $4,500 per year depending on home age, construction type, coverage limits, and your insurer. Always get multiple quotes.

Sources: NAIC 2024

Loan Limits & Financing Options

A buyer purchasing the median Oklahoma City home ($210,000) with FHA's minimum 3.5% down would borrow $202,650 — well within the $541,287 baseline FHA limit for this county. FHA financing is a viable option for most buyers here.

With 20% down on a median-priced home, the loan amount of $168,000 stays $664,750 below the $832,750 conforming limit — giving buyers access to conventional Fannie/Freddie pricing without jumbo underwriting.

All FHA loans require an upfront mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) of 1.75% of the loan amount, plus an annual MIP of 0.55%–0.75% of the loan balance paid monthly. On a $202,650 FHA loan, expect approximately $93/month in ongoing MIP — added to principal, interest, taxes, and insurance.

Sources: HUD ML 2025-23, FHFA 2026, HUD MIP Rates 2023

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Estimated Monthly Payment

$1,516

Estimates are for educational purposes only and are not a loan offer or commitment to lend.

FHA Eligible

Loan Amount: $168,000

LTV: 0.01%

P&I Payment

$1,112

Total Interest

$232,346

over loan life

Payoff

30 yr

Closing Costs

$3,448–$6,436

est. range

Monthly Payment Breakdown

2026 Loan Limit Context

FHA Limit

$541,287

Conforming Limit

$832,750

Amortization Schedule

Mo.PaymentPrincipalInterestBalanceTotal Interest
1$1,112$139$973$167,861$973
2$1,112$140$972$167,721$1,945
3$1,112$141$971$167,580$2,917
4$1,112$142$971$167,439$3,887
5$1,112$142$970$167,297$4,857
6$1,112$143$969$167,153$5,826
7$1,112$144$968$167,009$6,794
8$1,112$145$967$166,865$7,761
9$1,112$146$966$166,719$8,728
10$1,112$146$966$166,572$9,693
11$1,112$147$965$166,425$10,658
12$1,112$148$964$166,277$11,622
Months 112 of 360

2026 Loan Limits — Oklahoma County, OK

Limit Type2026 LimitNote
FHA Loan Limit (1-unit)$524,225Max loan for FHA-insured mortgage
Conforming Loan Limit (1-unit)$806,500Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac eligible

Source: HUD / FHFA. Data as of 2025-01-15.

FAQ — Oklahoma City Mortgage

What is the average mortgage payment in Oklahoma City?
Based on the median home value of $210,000 in Oklahoma City, a 30-year conventional loan with 20% down at current illustrative rates would result in an estimated P&I payment. Add local property taxes and insurance for a full PITI estimate.
What is the 2026 FHA loan limit in Oklahoma City?
The 2026 FHA loan limit for Oklahoma City (Oklahoma County) is $524,225.
What is the conforming loan limit in Oklahoma City?
The 2026 conforming loan limit for Oklahoma City is $806,500. Loans above this are considered jumbo.
How does Oklahoma's homestead exemption work?
Oklahoma provides a $1,000 homestead exemption from assessed value for owner-occupied primary residences, and additional exemptions for seniors and veterans. Property tax rates are low — making Oklahoma one of the most affordable states for ongoing homeownership costs. The tradeoff is higher homeowners insurance rates due to tornado and severe weather risk in much of the state.
How much should I budget for closing costs in OK?
Closing costs typically range from 2–5% of the loan amount. For a $350,000 loan, that's roughly $7,000–$17,500. OK buyers should also account for state and county transfer taxes, title insurance, and prepaid escrow items (property taxes and insurance). Always request a Loan Estimate from your lender within 3 days of application — it itemizes every cost.
What does PITI mean and why does it matter in Oklahoma City?
PITI stands for Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance — the four components of a full monthly mortgage payment. Lenders qualify you based on your total PITI payment, not just principal and interest. In Oklahoma City, property taxes and insurance can add hundreds of dollars per month to your P&I payment, so it's essential to use a calculator that includes all four components.

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