Mortgage Planning
Compare Two Properties with Mortgage Stress Test
Learn how to set one baseline, duplicate it for property A and property B, and read the outputs with clear labels before you export.
Published: January 1, 2026 · Updated: January 1, 2026 · By FinToolSuite Editorial
Open the stress tester
Run two property scenarios with one change and compare outputs.
Disclaimer
- Educational only. Comparison helps clarity, not certainty. No guarantees.
Step-by-step comparison
- Set a baseline with your shared assumptions.
- Save property A scenario.
- Duplicate, change only the property price (or taxes if location differs), and save property B.
- Rerun both and compare outputs.
- Export with clear labels.
What to compare
- Recommended safe loan
- DTI mid and high percentiles
- Default probability direction
Illustrative table
| Scenario | Price | DTI mid/high | Safe loan direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property A | $400k | Lower | Higher |
| Property B | $450k | Higher | Lower |
FAQs
Can I change taxes per property?
Yes, if locations differ. Note changes in labels.
Should I export?
Export both scenarios with labels and dates for clarity.
Where is privacy info?
See Privacy Policy.
Compare two properties
Open the mortgage affordability stress tester, run property A and property B, and review outputs side by side.