NEVADA REFINANCE CALCULATOR

Should You Refinance Your Nevada Mortgage?

Calculate potential monthly savings, break-even point, and total interest saved by refinancing your conventional, FHA, or VA loan in Nevada.

Monthly Savings
Lower payments
Break-Even
ROI timeline

When Refinancing Makes Sense

Rate Drop of 0.75% or More
Typically justifies refinance closing costs
Remove FHA MIP
Switch FHA to conventional at 20% equity
Shorten Loan Term
30-year to 15-year to save interest
Cash-Out Refinance
Access home equity for improvements

Current Loan Details

New Loan Details

Typically 2-3% of loan amount
Monthly Savings
$325
Current Payment
$2,450
New Payment
$2,125
Total Interest Saved
$68,400
Break-Even Point
15 months
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Understanding Results

Your Refinance Savings Breakdown

Here's what these numbers mean and how refinancing could lower your monthly payment and save you thousands over the life of your Nevada mortgage.

Key Refinance Metrics

Monthly Savings: Lower Payment
Total Interest Saved: Over Loan Life
Break-Even Point: When You Recoup Costs
New Loan Term: Years Remaining
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When to Refinance in Nevada

  • Interest Rate Drop Rates have dropped 0.5% or more since you bought
  • Improved Credit Score Your score has increased 50+ points
  • Remove PMI You've reached 20% equity and can eliminate PMI
  • Shorten Term Switch from 30 to 15 years to save on interest
  • Cash-Out Need Tap equity for home improvements or debt consolidation