A mortgage calculator that knows what state the house is in: principal and interest, plus Colorado property tax at the state's effective rate (0.52% of value, ACS 2025 medians) and a closing-cost estimate in the CFPB's typical 2–5% range.
Loan: $454,080. Insurance estimated at 0.2% of value per year inside the monthly total.
P&I $2,870 · tax $246 · insurance $95
| Principal & interest / month | $2,870 |
| Property tax / year (0.52% effective) | $2,952 |
| Closing costs (one-time, estimate) | $13,622 |
| Total interest over the term | $579,154 |
The Census Bureau's ACS 2025 medians put Colorado's typical bill at $2,945 on a $567,600 home — an effective 0.52%. Effective rates blend every local levy into one comparable number; your parcel's assessed value and local rates set the real bill.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2025 1-year estimates (tables B25077/B25103).
Assessment-rate state: taxable assessed value = actual value x a residential assessment rate set by the state legislature (Gallagher Amendment repealed 2020); the rate has changed in most recent years, so a calculator must treat it as a dated, per-tax-year input, not a constant.
Source: state source cited in the research (see hub).
The CFPB puts typical buyer closing costs at 2–5% of the loan (origination, appraisal, title, prepaid escrows). The default here is 3% and the field is yours to change — no official schedule exists, and this page will not pretend one does. Colorado transfer/recording charges sit inside that range for most purchases.
Source: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, closing-cost guidance.
Property tax. At 0.52%, Colorado adds $246 a month on the median home — in the highest-tax states that rivals a full percentage point of interest rate.
No — it is the state's median effective rate applied to your price. Assessments, exemptions (homestead and others) and local rates move real bills both ways; the county assessor's figure governs.
Below 20% down, lenders usually add private mortgage insurance (roughly 0.3–1.5% of the loan per year) until you reach ~20% equity. It is not in the default total — add it to the insurance line mentally if it applies.
Colorado Mortgage Calculator with the costs other calculators skip: on the Colorado median home ($567,600, ACS 2025), $3,211 a month — $2,870 principal & interest, $246 property tax at the state's 0.52% effective rate, plus closing costs of about $13,622.
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A mortgage calculator for Colorado that includes Colorado property tax and a closing-cost estimate alongside principal and interest.
On the median Colorado home ($567,600): $3,211 a month, of which $246 is property tax.
The state's median tax bill is $2,945 a year (ACS 2025).
An effective 0.52% of value at the ACS medians — $2,945 a year on the median home.
No — they are one-time costs at closing, shown separately.
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