Loan Payment with Balloon Calculator

Calculate your monthly payments on a partially amortized loan with a balloon payment at maturity. Common in commercial real estate and owner financing.

✓ Monthly amortized payment shown

✓ Balloon balance at maturity

✓ Total interest + principal breakdown

Commercial property loan calculator

DSCR, LTV, monthly payment, and amortization schedule.

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= $375,000.00

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Balloon due at year 10

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Used for DSCR calculation only.

Monthly payment
$7,674.48
Loan amount: $1,125,000.00
DSCR
1.30x
LTV
75.0%
Annual debt service
$92,093.80
Balloon balance
$970,991.44

How Balloon Loans Work

A balloon loan has regular monthly payments calculated as if the loan were fully amortized over a long period (20–30 years), but the loan matures early (5–10 years). The remaining balance becomes due as a lump-sum "balloon" payment.

Example: $400,000 Balloon Loan

Loan: $400,000 at 7%, 25-year amortization, 7-year term

Monthly payment: ~$2,827 (based on 25-year schedule)

After 7 years (84 payments):

Balloon due: ~$351,000

Where Balloon Loans Are Common

  • Commercial real estate: Most CRE loans have 5–10 year terms with 20–25 year amortization
  • Owner financing: Sellers often offer 3–5 year balloon terms
  • Construction-to-perm: Bridge financing before permanent financing
  • Land contracts: Often structured with balloons at 3–7 years

⚠️ Plan Your Exit

Before taking a balloon loan, have a clear plan: refinance, sell, or pay off the balloon. Interest rate changes or market conditions at maturity could affect your refinancing options.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a loan with a balloon payment work?\u25BE
Monthly payments are amortized over a long period, but the loan matures sooner, leaving a large remaining balance (balloon) due at maturity.
How do I calculate the balloon amount?\u25BE
The balloon is the remaining balance after the last scheduled payment. Use an amortization schedule or the loan balance formula.