One clear affordability picture.
See your HAC Score, monthly housing cost, cash to close, cash remaining, reserve guidance, and the financial pressure this home may create.
Evaluating complete household cash flow, post-close protection, financial margin, and ownership resilience.
HAC 2.0 measures the financial condition created by a home purchase: real monthly cash-flow resilience, post-close financial protection, distance to failure, and ownership durability — using actual take-home money rather than lender-style gross-income ratios.
See your HAC Score, monthly housing cost, cash to close, cash remaining, reserve guidance, and the financial pressure this home may create.
Save up to 8 home analyses and compare up to 5 side by side using the same affordability metrics.
Manipulate a scenario copy of your profile and home without changing your real Financial Profile.
A simple five-step decision flow.
Enter net income, obligations, essential living costs, lifestyle spending, financial commitments, available cash, and profile details.
Add price, down payment, rate, loan program, term, taxes, insurance, HOA, and utilities.
HAC calculates the full monthly cost, cash-to-close, and affordability score.
Review Real LPR, true household protection months, financial margin, stress resilience, and purchase readiness.
Save the home, compare alternatives, use Rent/Buy, or test practical improvement levers.
Know the structure before you compare the payment.
Standard financing with flexible down-payment structures and potential PMI below 20% down.
Government-insured financing that may allow lower down payments and typically includes mortgage insurance.
Eligible borrowers may have access to financing without monthly PMI, subject to program requirements.
Eligibility depends on location, household income, and program requirements.
Loans above conforming limits often have distinct reserve and underwriting expectations.
Fixed-rate loans keep the note rate stable; ARMs can change after an initial period.
Create up to five reusable household profiles.
Essential living expenses and lifestyle spending are required for a defensible 2.0 result. HAC uses net income rather than traditional gross-income DTI. Lender-style profile factors remain educational and do not represent underwriting.
Add the recurring costs your household needs to live. Do not include housing or debt payments here.
Examples include groceries, gas/transportation, childcare, medical costs, phone/internet, and other recurring necessities. Mortgage/rent, property costs, and debt payments belong in their own sections.
Loans, credit cards, car payments, support payments, and other required obligations. Do not include everyday living expenses here.
Create editable future financial profiles for promotions, job changes, raises, or other planning scenarios.
Projected Profiles can run full HAC analyses and profile-vs-profile comparisons, but they are always labeled as hypothetical and never overwrite the active current profile.
Analyze the financial condition created by a specific home purchase.
Property taxes, homeowners insurance, PMI or program fees, utilities, and closing costs are planning estimates unless you replace them with verified figures. HAC is an educational affordability tool—not a lender approval, prequalification, or underwriting decision.
Compare current rent against the latest home analysis.
Compare homes, compare profiles on one home, or evaluate projected financial scenarios without altering your current profile.
Each saved home keeps the financial profile used when that analysis was run.
For a reusable projection, create a Projected Profile in the Profile section. This quick tool remains available for one-off calculations across selected homes.
They do not replace your current Financial Profile and should not be treated as guaranteed future income, lender qualification, or underwriting.
Manipulate a scenario copy of your current profile and home without changing your real profile.
Stored separately from real saved home analyses.
Guidance based on your current real analysis.
Every saved HAC analysis type in one place. Each category stores up to 8 items.
Full HAC home affordability analyses.
What-if changes saved from Improve My HAC.
Saved rent-versus-buy comparisons.
Clearly labeled hypothetical future-income projections.
Questions about HAC, calculations, profiles, or website issues.
Email support@racscore.com. For a technical issue, include what you were doing, your device/browser, and what happened.
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HAC uses financial and property information you enter to provide affordability calculations, Financial Profiles, saved analyses, comparisons, and related planning features.
The current static website stores profiles, obligations, and saved analyses locally in your browser so your work can persist on that browser/device.
If you email support, the information you choose to send is used to respond to your request. Contact: support@racscore.com.
HAC is an educational planning tool. It is not a lender, mortgage broker, credit provider, underwriting service, or loan approval.