The average mortgage rate in Indiana is currently 6.66% for the 30-year fixed loan term.
Here are the interest rates offered to Indiana residents looking to buy or refinance a home as of 06/06/2023:
- 30-year fixed purchase: 6.66%
- 30-year fixed refi: 7.36%
- 15-year fixed purchase: 4.1%
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate rose to 7.26% this week, jumping to the highest level since November 2022. Fixed and adjustable mortgage rates increased across the board.
Mortgage interest rates are widely expected to fall through 2023 but have remained elevated during the spring and summer homebuying seasons. Here are the current mortgage rates, without discount points unless otherwise noted, as of July 6:
- 30-year fixed: 7.26% (up from 7.15% a week ago).
- 20-year fixed: 7.32% (up from 7.24% a week ago).
- 15-year fixed: 6.61% (up from 6.58% a week ago).
- 10-year fixed: 6.79% (up from 6.74% a week ago).
- 5/1 ARM: 6.12% (up from 6.1% a week ago).
- 7/1 ARM: 6.25% (up from 6.23% a week ago).
- 10/1 ARM: 6.5% (up from 6.43% a week ago).
- 30-year jumbo loans: 7.31% (up from 7.22% a week ago).
- 30-year FHA loans: 6.51% with 0.05 point (up from 6.27% a week ago).
- VA purchase loans: 6.69% with 0.05 point (up from 6.53% a week ago).
Indiana homebuyers can get mortgage interest tax credits and help with down payments and closing costs from these programs.
- Available to: First-time homebuyers or those buying in a qualified area.
- Income limits: Vary by county.
- First-time homebuyers only?: Yes, unless the property is located in a qualified census track or targeted area.
- Loan options: FHA 30-year fixed mortgage.
- Down payment and closing cost assistance: Down payment assistance of 6% of the purchase price.
- Income limits: Vary by county.
- First-time homebuyers only?: No, unless the buyer is utilizing the Next Home FHA loan in conjunction with the Mortgage Credit Certificate as a combination program.
- Loan options: FHA 30-year fixed mortgage.
- Down payment and closing cost assistance: Down payment assistance of 3.5% of the purchase price.
- Benefit: A federal income tax credit that can assist homebuyers in reducing their federal income tax liability and increasing their qualifying income.
- Income limits: Vary by county.
- First-time homebuyers only?: Yes, unless you are a qualified veteran or the property is located in a qualified census track or targeted area.
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