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The full schedule behind a seller-financed note.

Monthly payment, total interest, the balance at an optional balloon year, and every year of the amortization laid out one row at a time.

Saved in this browser as you type. 0 in the balloon field means none.
Monthly payment$2,093
Total interest over the term$232,394
Balance at year 20$0
Year-by-year schedule
YearPaidPrincipalInterestBalance
1$25,120$6,423$18,697$263,577
2$25,120$6,887$18,232$256,689
3$25,120$7,385$17,734$249,304
4$25,120$7,919$17,200$241,385
5$25,120$8,492$16,628$232,893
6$25,120$9,106$16,014$223,787
7$25,120$9,764$15,356$214,023
8$25,120$10,470$14,650$203,554
9$25,120$11,227$13,893$192,327
10$25,120$12,038$13,082$180,289
11$25,120$12,908$12,211$167,381
12$25,120$13,842$11,278$153,539
13$25,120$14,842$10,278$138,697
14$25,120$15,915$9,205$122,782
15$25,120$17,066$8,054$105,716
16$25,120$18,299$6,820$87,417
17$25,120$19,622$5,498$67,795
18$25,120$21,041$4,079$46,754
19$25,120$22,562$2,558$24,193
20$25,120$24,193$927$0

Standard monthly amortization, before tax. Interest income is taxed differently from a lump sum, which is worth an hour with your accountant before you decide. If a balloon year is set, the schedule stops there because the remaining balance is due in full rather than continuing to amortize.

What a balloon year actually changes

A balloon does not change the monthly payment. It sets a year when the remaining balance comes due in full instead of continuing to amortize, which is why the table stops there rather than running the loan out to zero.

Why this is not the sale-price calculator

The owner financing overview shows one monthly figure and a total. This page is the schedule behind that figure: the principal and interest split for every single year of the note.