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Mortgage Rates in Arizona

30-Year Fixed
3.6%
15-Year Fixed
2.74%
5/1 ARM
2.38%
Last Updated: 5/20/2013
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Arizona Home Mortgage and Refinance Guide

Finding Deals on Arizona Mortgages

Does finding an Arizona mortgage give you a head ache bigger than the Grand Canyon? It doesn’t have to be that way. Yes, there is a huge selection of Arizona lenders offering low interest rates but deciding which one to choose can be a simple process. First, list out your expectations in a mortgage. Include things like your purpose for the loan and how much you would like to spend both overall and monthly.

Next, research Arizona lenders, their available interest rates, and the types of loans they have to offer. www.PersonalHomeLoanMortgages.com can assist you with this research. All of this information as well as calculators, advice and articles concerning the specifics of mortgages in Arizona are all in one place to keep your life easy.

Examining Mortgage Types in Arizona  

Different types of mortgages can lead you to different levels of interest rates. A fixed rate mortgage will have a slightly higher interest rate than an adjustable. A first mortgage will have a lower interest rate than a second mortgage. A 30 year term will have a higher rate than a 15 year term. As an Arizona resident, all of these types of mortgages are available to you. It’s up to you to decide which one fits your needs the best. Getting the lowest interest rate is only half the battle as you also have to be able to afford the payment and have the mortgage fulfill your goals. You can’t use a second mortgage to purchase a house. Likewise, you can’t choose an adjustable rate to give you a stable payment.

Make sure you aren’t sold on just the low start out rate of an adjustable rate mortgage. These loans can increase without notice based on the economy. This can leave you stranded in the desert with no house if you can’t afford the payment. There are benefits to an adjustable rate though. You can save money upfront and refinance before the rate jumps. You can also use an adjustable home equity line of credit to have liquid cash if needed. There is a time and place for these loans for your Arizona property.

Comparing Arizona Mortgage Options

With your end goal in mind, request quotes from Arizona lenders. To get the best interest rate, you will want to apply for many options and then compare each one lined up against each other. Compare the quotes you receive to industry averages. Use an amortization schedule to see how much of your payment will be going towards principal each month and how long you’ll be paying on the loan.

Remember these two final tips before moving forward.

  1. You decide how much you can afford. There are calculators to assist but as the Arizona resident it’s ultimately your responsibility to not max yourself out.
  2. The interest rates that are advertised are the lowest possible rate if all qualifications are met. Know these qualifications so you aren’t tricked into a higher rate without realizing.

From Phoenix to Scottsdale to Tucson, the mortgage options are pretty endless but the treasure is always found buried in the sand.

Brokers and Lenders in Arizona

B&t Mortgage
6244 Grand Ave
Phoenix, Arizona 85301
E & E Mortgage
2633 E Indian School Rd
Phoenix, Arizona 85016
Arizona Bank & Trust
1331 W Southern Ave
Mesa, Arizona 85202
Bad Credit Home Loans & Refinance
1325 S 7th Ave
Tucson, Arizona 85730
Glendale Real Estate Brokers - John Hall & Association
17215 N 72nd Dr
Glendale, Arizona 85308
Landamerica Capital Title Agency
2222 S. Dobson Rd. #702
Mesa, Arizona 85202
Nova Financial & Investment
454 W Catalina Dr
Yuma, Arizona 85364
L & G Mortgage Banc
8737 E Vía De Commercio
Scottsdale, Arizona 85258
Israel Finley & Ramos Realtors
7149 N 45th Ave
Glendale, Arizona 85301
Shrader, Cynthia - Shrader Realty & Association
2450 S 4th Ave
Yuma, Arizona 85364
Last Update: 10/4/2012

 

Housing Statistics for Arizona
 
Arizona
USA
Total Housing
2,252,675
125,229,170

Total Urban

1,953,371

97,203,703 

Total Rural

299,304

28,025,466 

Occupied

1,956,465

113,965,975 

Vacant

296,210

11,263,194 

Owner Occupied

1,331,069

75,432,431 

Renter Occupied

625,396

38,533,544 

Vacant for Rent

63,573

2,825,001 

Vacant for Sale

28,580

1,301,205 


 
 

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