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Wyoming Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly house payment in Wyoming, including property tax, homeowners insurance and PMI, with Wyoming defaults already filled in.

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Assumes a fixed-rate loan with monthly payments. Property tax is estimated from the purchase price; PMI is dropped once the balance falls to 78% of the original price. Closing costs are not included.

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Wyoming housing costs at a glance

Wyoming
Median home value (Zillow)$372,000
Average effective property tax0.58%
Typical rate for a new buyer (calculator default)0.65%
Average homeowners insurance ($300k dwelling)$1,704 a year
2026 conforming loan limit (one unit)$832,750

Example: median-priced home

Wyoming home for $372,000, 20% down, 6.5% 30-year fixed: principal and interest $1,881 + property tax $202 + insurance $142 = about $2,225 a month. Enter your own rate quote and the actual tax rate of the property for a precise figure.

Wyoming property tax

Wyoming taxes homes on 9.5% of their market value, and mineral taxes pay for much of the state budget, so property taxes are low: about 0.58% of value on average. After rapid price increases, the state added homeowner relief programs for primary residences; check with your county assessor.

Other Wyoming costs

Other states

See also the Wyoming paycheck calculator and mortgage costs in other states.

Frequently asked questions

What is the property tax rate in Wyoming?

About 0.58% of home value on average.

What is the monthly payment on a median-priced Wyoming home?

On a $372,000 home with 20% down at 6.5%, principal and interest are about $1,881; with property tax at 0.65% and average insurance the total is about $2,225 a month.

Does Wyoming have a transfer tax?

No. Wyoming has no real estate transfer tax.

Why are Wyoming property taxes low?

Homes are assessed at 9.5% of market value and mineral taxes fund a large share of state and local budgets.

For information only; not a loan offer. Property tax, insurance and closing costs depend on the specific property and lender.

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Rules checked: October 2026

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