Arkansas Mortgage Rates & Refinance LoansArkansas mortgage rates stayed at 4.58%Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Arkansas mortgage rates on Lender411 for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages remained constant at 4.58%. State mortgage rates ranged from the lowest rate of 4.56% (DC) to the highest rate of 4.88% (TNGA). Currently, Arkansas mortgage rates are lower than the national average of 4.63%. Arkansas is a great place to call home in the South, though some would consider it a part of the "old southwest". The capital, which is also the most populated city is Little Rock. If you are looking to compare today's current Arkansas Mortgage Rates, trying to Refinance or even tap into your home equity with a second mortgage loan in Arkansas, you have certainly come to the right place. Lender411 makes that easy by offering best mortgage rates and best mortgage online calculator tools. The climate in Arkansas is humid and sub-tropical. The state is a great place for outdoor activities as well as antique shopping and historical site seeing. Arkansas has 17.2 million acres of forest acreage and is known as The Natural State, and a good deal of its tourism is due to all of the lakes, mountains, rivers, and parks that are prevalent throughout the State. Whether you are looking for fixed mortgage rates, variable adjustable mortgage rates (ARM), jumbo loans, interest only or even specialized mortgages such as reverse mortgages, just fill out the form above and we will match you with qualified lenders in Arkansas with mortgage quotes. Below are some useful mortgage links for Arkansas:
Local CitiesChicot Junction | El Dorado | Fayetteville | Fort Smith | Harrison | Hot Springs | Jonesboro | Little Rock | McGehee | Mountain Home | Texarkana | W. Memphis |
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