Or are mortgage rates fairly consistent throughout the U.S.? by HGruber from Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania. Dec 17th 2012
They are generally very close, but the cost for the interest rate varies. Some states/cities have more risk associated with them, and the adjustments for that specific area could be higher then another.
Absolutely they can change from area to area. Generally the variances are from county to county. There are definitely variances from state to state.
I think the others have provided the answer. I live in your area and can help for either a purchase or refinance. As a neighbor I will be glad to help provide you rates and terms today . We are set up with all the government programs-FHA, VA, etc.Although I do live in and service your area my # is based on our Delaware office Mark 302-449-7373
There are difference as summarized above, but generally not that significant.
Differences exist but should not be overwhelming. We are direct lenders in PA. Contact me for a free consultation. PBotros@OmegaLoans.net
They are generally very close, but the cost for the interest rate varies. Some states/cities have more risk associated with them, and the adjustments for that specific area could be higher then another. GIVE me a ring -- we can put this to rest real quick - 800 813 3291 Andrew Alfonso
Rates should be pretty close, I am licensed in PA and can get you the info that you need, contact me at jblaney@aploan.com and we can get the process started today.
Rates and costs/fees can very slightly from county to county and state to state - depending on if the area the home is located in is high risk. But the difference should not be too significant.
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