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Sourced from Mortgage News Daily

Today's Mortgage Rates

Market rates updated throughout the day. Contact Steve or Zach for your personalized rate quote — your actual rate depends on credit score, LTV, property type, and loan program.

Market Rate Snapshot

Last updated: 4:40 AM · Source: Mortgage News Daily

LOAN PROGRAM RATE
30-Year Fixed (Conventional)
Most common purchase loan
6.44%
15-Year Fixed (Conventional)
Lower rate, higher payment
5.84%
FHA 30-Year Fixed
3.5% down, flexible credit
6.19%
Jumbo (>$766,550)
High-value properties
6.74%
DSCR / Investor Loans
Qualify on rental income
Call for Rate
Bridge Loans
Short-term, call for rate

Rates sourced from Mortgage News Daily. Displayed rates are market averages for well-qualified borrowers and are not a commitment to lend. Your actual rate will depend on credit score, LTV, property type, loan amount, and other factors. DSCR and bridge rates vary by lender and deal — contact us for a personalized quote.

Get Your Actual Rate

Market averages don't tell your story. Your rate depends on your credit, your deal, and which of our 20+ wholesale lenders is the best fit. Let us find it.

What Affects Your Rate?

Credit Score Biggest factor — 620 vs 760 can mean 1%+ difference
LTV / Down Payment More down = lower rate. 25% down is standard for DSCR
Property Type SFR vs condo vs multifamily — each has different pricing
Loan Amount Jumbo loans are priced differently than conforming
DSCR Ratio Higher DSCR = better rate. 1.25x+ gets best pricing
Loan Purpose Purchase vs refinance vs cash-out — each priced differently
Prepayment DSCR loans often have 3–5yr prepay — affects rate

Understanding Mortgage Rates for Investors

Why DSCR Rates Are Higher

DSCR loans carry slightly higher rates than conventional loans because they're non-QM products with no income verification. The lender takes on more risk, which is priced into the rate. Typically, DSCR rates run 0.5–1.5% above conventional rates for the same credit profile. The trade-off: no tax returns, no W-2s, close in your LLC.

Rate vs. APR — What to Compare

The interest rate is the base cost of borrowing. APR (Annual Percentage Rate) includes fees and points and is a more accurate comparison tool. When comparing lenders, always compare APR — not just the rate. A lower rate with high origination fees may cost more than a slightly higher rate with no points.

When to Lock Your Rate

Rate locks typically last 30–60 days. For DSCR loans, we recommend locking as soon as you're under contract and have confirmed the loan program. Rates can move significantly in a short period. We'll advise you on timing based on current market conditions when you're ready to lock.