A mortgage rate is the interest rate on your home loan. There are many factors that go into deciding what your interest rate will be when securing a mortgage. These include inflation, the Federal Reserve, the yield on the 10-year Treasury note, your credit score and the mortgage company’s specific fees. Your monthly mortgage payment will include the interest you owe on your outstanding loan balance and a portion of the principal itself

We have simplified the mortgage process. Whether you’re buying a new home or refinancing your mortgage, we offer competitive and low mortgage rates without sacrificing high-quality customer service. We pride ourselves on providing customers with low mortgage rates and low fees.

The interest rate is the rate on the loan itself and does not take into account closing costs. The APR is the interest rate with the closing costs or closing credits accounted in it. The APR provides a more direct comparison across loans if the same types of costs are included in each home loan.

A 4% mortgage rate versus a 3% mortgage rate may not seem like a huge difference, but that one-percentage point translates into at least a 10% difference in the monthly mortgage payment. Although our rate and monthly payments are a large factor when choosing a mortgage, it is also important to focus on the level of service that different lenders provide.