What can I afford in Floyd County, Indiana?

Enter your income, debts and savings to estimate a price range in Floyd County, Indiana. We compare it with the Q3 2026 median sold price of $295,000 from Southern Indiana MLS data. Every assumption is shown and you can edit it.

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Assumptions (edit any of these)

Default: Freddie Mac PMMS 30-year average, week of October 15, 2026 (opens in new tab). Your rate depends on your credit, loan type and points.

Indiana caps homestead property tax at 1% of assessed value. Many bills are lower. Check the county.

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Applied only when the down payment is under 20%.

Front-end debt-to-income ratio. Default 28%.

Back-end debt-to-income ratio. Default 36%.

Estimated home price

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The Q3 2026 median sold price in Floyd County was $295,000. With your down payment and assumptions, that home would cost about $2,411 a month.

Source: Southern Indiana MLS, third-quarter data, Q3 2017 to 2026. Information not verified or guaranteed by the MLS. See the Floyd County market report.

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Common questions

How does this calculator estimate what I can afford?

It finds the highest price where the full monthly payment (principal, interest, property tax, insurance, mortgage insurance and HOA) stays under two limits: 28% of gross monthly income for housing and 36% for all debts. You can change both limits.

Where does the default interest rate come from?

The default is the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey (PMMS) 30-year fixed average for the week shown. It is a national average. Your own rate depends on your credit, loan type and points.

When is mortgage insurance added?

The estimate adds mortgage insurance (PMI) when the down payment is under 20% of the price. The default is 0.5% of the loan per year, and you can change it.

Where do the local home prices come from?

County figures are Q3 2026 median sold prices from Southern Indiana MLS data, as published in our county market reports. Information is not verified or guaranteed by the MLS.