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Current Kansas Mortgage Rates

Updated Oct 4, 2011

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Loan Type
Rate
APR
30 Year Fixed Rate
 
3.75%
3.88%
15 Year Fixed Rate
 
3.25%
3.49%
5/1 Adjustable Rate
 
2.75%
3.12%
3/1 Adjustable Rate
 
2.63%
3.14%
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Kansas Mortgage Rates and Home Loan Options
Kansas is an agricultural state in the American Midwest, and derives its nickname, The Sunflower State, from its high production of sunflowers, among many other important crops. Topeka, its capital city, is famous for being the site of the landmark civil rights case Brown Vs. the Board of Education, which is largely credited with the decision to end racial segregation on the United States.

Other cities like Kansas City, Overland Park, and the state's largest metropolitan area, Wichita, offer potential homeowners several loan options and the ability to obtain mortgages at or below current Kansas mortgage rates.

Special Kansas Mortgage Loans and Down Payment Assistance
The Housing and Community Development Emergency Loan Program (HELP) was created to provide wholesale loans priced below current Kansas mortgage rates to those living in areas adversely affected by natural disasters.  These 30 year, fixed rate mortgage loans allow homeowners to repair their residence or business that was damaged in a natural disaster, severe storms, or flooding.

The Kansas Housing Resources Corporation implements The First Time Homebuyers Program (FTHB), which provides down payment assistance to qualified Kansas buyers for the purchase of their first home. For those who qualify based on median income for their home area, may obtain a second loan with a minimum investment of $500 or two percent of the sale price, whichever is greater.   The loan covers down payment and closing costs for the first lenders, and can be placed with one of many participating lenders in the state. The same agency also helps persons with disabilities modify their homes to make them more accessible.  

These services are offered through loans with low mortgage rates and grants made available through grantee agencies and non-profit state organization partners.

Conventional Mortgages and Low Interest Rate Loans in Kansas
For those who qualify for conventional mortgages, a standard down payment will help you achieve the lowest available Kansas mortgage interest rates.  These loans are offered through many traditional commercial lenders found right here on lendingtree.com.

For those without significant down payment, you may be able to obtain a conforming loan, up to $417,000 through a lender offering FHA insured loans, or loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.  These loans give the potential homeowner or those who plan to refinance the ability to forego large down payments and exorbitant lender closing costs. Based on your qualifying criteria, these loans also offer below market mortgage rates.  Many lenders FHA insured loans can also be found on this site.


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