Check Current Mortgage Rates

MORTGAGE101 FEATURED ARTICLE

Mortgage Broker vs. Loan Officer: What's the Difference?

Very often, homebuyers do not understand the difference between a mortgage broker and a loan officer. A loan officer works directly for a lender while a broker is an independent party that does not work for anyone. In this way a broker can seek out loans from many different parties.

NATIONAL CONFORMING 30 YEAR FIXED RATES

Today's Average: 4.79% What does this mean?
MORE MORTGAGE ARTICLES

The Best Time to Buy Mortgage Points

Mortgage points are offered by lenders and are added into the closing costs of a loan. A mortgage point equals one percent of the total mortgage balance. Depending on the loan, you may have the option of buying a few mortgage points. While you can almost always buy them if you want to, it is not always in your best interest to do so.

How to Qualify for an FHA Loan

Many people in the market for a home of their own, including first time home buyers, want to know how to qualify for an FHA loan. Though qualifying is not a complex process, meeting the guidelines is necessary. For those who do not meet the necessary guidelines to qualify, understanding what they are will help in working toward a position that does qualify for an FHA loan.

The Mortgage101 Blog

FROM THE MORTGAGE101 BLOG

Fed Official Predicts Housing Market to Stay Near the Bottom in 2010

If you were hoping for a dramatic recovery of the U.S. housing market this year, you might be in for a disappointment, according to statements from a Federal Reserve official. “I don’t think we will see any further deterioration in 2010, but you probably won’t see a lot of rapid improvement either. You’ll just hang around...

Current Mortgage Rates

Calculators

FEATURED CALCULATOR

Mortgage Calculator

Use our calculator to find out your estimated monthly payment in advance: Enter the loan amount, interest rate, and length of mortgage. Try it now!

Search Mortgage Rates

FEATURED RATES SEARCH

Mortgage Rates

Mortgage101 Daily Rate Averages are collected for standard mortgage programs from over 700 companies in 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Realtors:

Add our tools to your website

Integrate award-winning mortgage calculators and articles into your site. Learn more

Lenders:

Join the Mortgage101 Network

Generate leads and traffic with Mortgage101 Advertising. Try it now!


Mortgage Newsletter