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Sale and mortgage numbers

Katy's cash from selling the current house, and the mortgage for a $1.1M–$1.35M purchase. Calculated 2026-11-10; not a lender's quote.

Bottom line

About $771,800 from the sale leaves a $350K–$605K mortgage at these prices: $1,924–$3,652 a month, needing about $97K–$154K of income before tax. At $1.35M, each extra $50K down cuts the payment by about $275–$300 a month and the income needed by about $11K.

Sale of the current house

Sale price
$1,818,000
Commission, 3.5%
−$63,630
HST on commission, 13%
−$8,272
Mortgage payoff
−$200,000
Lawyer and discharge fees
−$2,500 (estimate)
Left after the sale
$1,543,598
Katy's half
$771,799 (if split 50/50)

The sale price is the sold price HouseSigma shows; the agreement of purchase and sale confirms it. The mortgage balance and any early-payoff penalty come from the lender's payout statement. Equalization can move Katy's share either way.

Buying at $1.1M–$1.35M

$1,100,000Mortgage $349,676
$1,200,000Mortgage $451,676
$1,300,000Mortgage $553,676
$1,350,000Mortgage $604,676

$1.35M with a bigger down payment

+$50,000 downMortgage $554,676
+$100,000 downMortgage $504,676
+$150,000 downMortgage $454,676

A lender will ask where extra money comes from. A gift usually needs a signed gift letter and the money in Katy's account before closing; a loan counts as debt and raises the income needed.

Assumptions