Mortgage Planning
How to Use Mortgage Affordability Report Export
See what the export includes, how to save and share safely, why it is a snapshot, and what to double-check before sending.
Published: January 1, 2026 · Updated: January 1, 2026 · By FinToolSuite Editorial
Open the stress tester
Run a scenario, label it, and export a snapshot with current assumptions.
Disclaimer
- Educational only. Exports are snapshots. Verify assumptions. No guarantees.
What the export is for
The export captures your inputs, assumptions, outputs, charts, and scenario labels at a moment in time so you can review or share them later.
What it typically includes
Inputs (price, down payment, term, income, debts, costs), assumptions (rates, taxes), outputs (safe loan, DTI percentiles, default probability), and charts.
Snapshot warning
Exports reflect settings at export time. If you change inputs or if market data changes, rerun and export again. Note dates on each file.
Sharing safely
Remove personal notes, share summaries when possible, and avoid including sensitive data. Link to the Privacy Policy if sharing.
FAQs
Should I export after every change?
Export when you want a record of a scenario; rerun and re-export after input changes.
Can I share externally?
Yes, but remove personal details and include context about assumptions and dates.
Where is privacy info?
See Privacy Policy.
Export your scenarios
Open the mortgage affordability stress tester, label your runs, and export a snapshot with the current assumptions.