PITI is the English abbreviation that corresponds to the components of a monthly mortgage payment: Principal, Interest, Taxes, Insurance. “Principal” is the portion of the monthly payment that pays off the principal balance on the loan. “Interest” is the interest amount paid on the property. “Taxes” are the taxes. And “Insurance” is both property and mortgage insurance.
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