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US Mortgage Calculator is published by DevScriptify. Email is the only channel we use, and it reaches us directly rather than a ticketing queue.
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devscriptify@gmail.comWe read every message and typically reply within two to three business days. If your message needs research, a reply may take longer.
What to write to us about
Report an error
Found a calculation that looks wrong, a broken link, or a figure that is out of date? Tell us which page and what you expected instead. Corrections are the email we act on fastest.
Email about this →Suggest a calculator or article
If there is a scenario the current tools cannot model, or a question our articles do not answer, we would like to know. Several existing pages started as reader requests.
Email about this →Privacy and data requests
Questions about the privacy policy, or requests under GDPR or CCPA. Include enough detail for us to understand what you are asking for.
Email about this →Advertising and business
Advertising is handled through Google AdSense rather than direct placements, but general business enquiries are welcome.
Email about this →What we cannot help with
We want to be straightforward about the limits, because it saves you time. We are a publisher of free calculators and educational articles, not a licensed financial firm.
- We cannot give personalized mortgage, tax, legal or investment advice, or tell you which loan to take.
- We are not a lender or mortgage broker. We do not originate loans, take applications, or forward your details to anyone who does.
- We cannot tell you the exact property tax on a specific address. Only your county assessor can confirm that.
- We cannot quote you an interest rate. Rates depend on your credit profile, the property and the lender.
- We cannot access, change or look up any existing mortgage, escrow account or tax bill.
Where to get real advice
For decisions that need a professional or an official answer, these are the right places to go:
- Your county tax assessor or treasurer for the actual assessed value, tax rate and bill history on a specific property. Records are public and usually searchable by address online.
- A licensed mortgage lender or broker for rate quotes, pre-approval and a Loan Estimate. Compare at least three.
- A HUD-approved housing counseling agency for free or low-cost guidance, especially for first-time buyers or anyone facing hardship. Find one through HUD’s counselor directory.
- A CPA or enrolled agent for questions about deducting mortgage interest or property tax on your return.
- The CFPB to submit a complaint about a lender or servicer, at consumerfinance.gov/complaint.
Before you email
A few common questions are already answered elsewhere on the site, and you may get your answer faster there:
- About us — who publishes this site, where the data comes from, and how it is funded.
- Privacy policy — what is collected, what advertising cookies do, and how to opt out.
- How to calculate a mortgage payment — the formula behind the calculator, worked through step by step.
- Property tax calculator — why our state averages differ from your actual county bill.
Please do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers or other sensitive financial details in your message. We do not need them, and email is not a secure channel.