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Important Disclosures:
By refinancing your existing loan, your total finance charges may be higher over the life of the loan.
Rates and payments are estimates based on the information provided, available wholesale lender pricing, and the selected rate-lock period. Quotes are for informational purposes only and do not constitute loan approval or a commitment to lend. Rates may change until locked. Final terms are subject to verified borrower and property information, lender requirements, and underwriting approval.
Estimated payments include principal and interest, plus mortgage insurance when shown. Property taxes and homeowners insurance are excluded; your actual payment obligation will be higher. Fees and third-party charges may vary based on final loan terms, property details, and local requirements. Transfer taxes, if applicable, are not included in these quotes. Estimated lender credits are subject to final lender pricing and loan eligibility.
For additional information, please review our full Mortgage Disclosures.
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Understand What You're Comparing
When comparing mortgage rates, it's important to look beyond the interest rate alone. Here are some of the key details you'll see in your results.
Interest Rate
Your interest rate determines how much interest you pay on your mortgage. It directly affects the principal and interest portion of your monthly payment.
Even a small difference in your rate can affect how much interest you pay over time.
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
APR reflects your interest rate along with certain loan charges, expressed as an annual percentage.
It can help you compare the overall borrowing costs of different mortgage offers, especially when the interest rates and upfront charges are different.
Points & Lender Credits
- Discount points are optional upfront charges that may allow you to obtain a lower interest rate.
- Lender credits can help offset eligible closing costs, generally in exchange for a higher interest rate.
Comparing points and credits can help you understand the trade-off between your upfront costs and your ongoing mortgage payment.
Interest Rate
Your interest rate determines how much interest you pay on your mortgage. It directly affects the principal and interest portion of your monthly payment.
Even a small difference in your rate can affect how much interest you pay over time.
Estimated Closing Costs
Closing costs are expenses associated with obtaining and finalizing your mortgage. They may include lender charges, title and settlement services, appraisal fees, and other applicable expenses.
Actual costs depend on your loan, property, lender, and location. Some prepaid expenses and escrow deposits may not be included in the initial estimate.
Estimated Monthly Payment
Your rate results show estimated monthly principal and interest payments, including mortgage insurance when applicable.
Property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, and other applicable housing expenses are not included.
Your actual monthly payment may be higher.
Rate Lock Period
A rate lock is an agreement with a lender to hold a specific interest rate for a set period, subject to the lender's terms and conditions.
The length of the lock period can affect available pricing. Our rate comparison tool generally uses a 30-day lock period as its default estimate.
A displayed rate is not locked simply because you view it online.
What Affects Your Mortgage Rate?
Mortgage rates aren't the same for everyone. The options available to you
depend on several details about your loan, finances, and property.
Understanding these factors can help you compare rate options more effectively.
Loan Purpose
Whether you're purchasing a home, refinancing your existing mortgage, or taking cash out of your home equity can affect your available rates and loan options.
Different loan purposes may have different pricing and eligibility requirements.
Down Payment & Home Equity
For a home purchase, your down payment helps determine how much you need to borrow compared with the property's value.
For refinancing, the amount of equity you have in your home plays a similar role.
A larger down payment or more available equity may affect your loan options, pricing, and mortgage insurance requirements.
Credit Score
Your credit score is one of the factors lenders use when evaluating mortgage applications and determining available loan pricing.
Different credit score ranges may qualify for different rates or programs.
You can use an estimated credit score range to explore mortgage rate options through our tool without a credit check.
Loan Amount & Loan Limits
The amount you're borrowing can affect which mortgage programs and pricing options are available.
Certain loans must meet applicable loan limits, while larger loan amounts may require different programs.
Purchase Price & Property Value
Lenders consider the property's purchase price and value when evaluating mortgage financing.
These figures can affect your loan-to-value ratio, available programs, and pricing. The value used for lending purposes may depend on the transaction and program guidelines.
Property Type
The type of property you're financing can influence available mortgage rates and loan programs.
For example, a single-family residence, condominium, manufactured home, or multi-unit property may be evaluated differently.
Occupancy
How you intend to use the property matters.
A primary residence, second home, and investment property may have different loan eligibility and pricing requirements.
Loan Program & Term
Conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo, and other mortgage programs may offer different rate structures, eligibility requirements, and costs.
Your loan term also matters. For example, a 15-year mortgage and a 30-year mortgage generally have different payment structures and may have different available rates.
Mortgage Insurance
Depending on the loan program, down payment, and other factors, mortgage insurance may be required.
Mortgage insurance can affect your total monthly mortgage payment and the overall cost of financing.
Debt-to-Income Ratio (DTI)
Your debt-to-income ratio compares your monthly debt obligations with your gross monthly income.
Lenders consider your DTI when reviewing your ability to repay a mortgage. Depending on the loan program and pricing structure, it may also affect the financing options available to you.
Rate Lock Period
Mortgage pricing can vary based on how long you need your interest rate locked.
A longer lock period may carry different pricing than a shorter one, depending on the lender and market conditions.
Points & Lender Credits
You may have options to pay discount points for a lower interest rate or accept lender credits to offset eligible upfront closing costs.
These choices can change the rate and costs associated with a mortgage offer.
Keep in mind: Not every factor affects every loan program in the same way. Your actual mortgage rate and loan terms depend on your complete application, verified information, applicable program guidelines, and lender approval.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mortgage rates can change as market conditions change, sometimes more than once during a business day.
Our rate comparison tool is designed to reflect regularly updated pricing from our wholesale lending partners, generally refreshed on market days.
The rates you see are based on the most recently available lender pricing and the loan information you provide when requesting your quote. A complete mortgage application allows us to review your information in greater detail and better assess your financing options. Final loan terms are subject to lender review and underwriting approval, and your interest rate is only secured once a rate lock is confirmed by the lender.
No. Our rate comparison tool uses the loan details and estimated credit score range you provide to show available mortgage rate options without pulling your credit report.
Checking rates through our tool won't affect your credit score.
If you decide to apply for a mortgage, a credit check will generally be required as part of the loan process.
No. You can explore available mortgage rate options without providing your email address or phone number.
You'll only need to provide contact information if you choose to request assistance, set up a rate alert, or take another step that requires it.
No. The displayed rates are estimates based on the loan information you provide and available lender pricing.
Your actual rate and loan terms may differ after the lender reviews your verified financial information, credit, property details, and other requirements.
A rate is not guaranteed until it is properly locked with the selected lender, subject to the terms of the lock agreement.
Lenders may offer different interest rates, points, credits, and closing costs for similar loan scenarios.
Some options may have a lower interest rate but require more money upfront. Others may provide lender credits in exchange for a higher rate.
That's why it's helpful to compare the full pricing details rather than looking at the interest rate alone.
Not necessarily.
A lower rate may come with additional upfront charges, such as discount points. Depending on how long you expect to keep your mortgage, the amount you pay upfront may or may not make financial sense.
Comparing your interest rate, APR, closing costs, monthly payment, and long-term plans can help you evaluate your options.
The estimated payments displayed in our rate comparison tool include principal and interest, plus mortgage insurance when applicable.
They do not include property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, or other applicable housing expenses.
Your actual monthly payment may be higher.
Viewing a rate online does not automatically lock it.
If you find a rate option you're interested in, our mortgage team can explain the next steps, available lock periods, and any requirements for requesting a rate lock with the selected lender.
Rate availability and locking are subject to lender terms and market conditions.
Yes. If you decide to move forward with a mortgage application, the lender generally must provide an official Loan Estimate within three business days after receiving the six pieces of information that constitute an application, unless a regulatory exception applies.
A Loan Estimate provides standardized information about your proposed loan terms, projected payments, and estimated closing costs.
The rate comparison results on this page are informational estimates and are not a substitute for an official Loan Estimate.
No. Our rate comparison tool is available to help you explore financing options without an obligation to apply.
You can compare available rates and costs, consider different loan scenarios, or speak with our team if you have questions.
You decide when you're ready to take the next step.
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