In Kansas, mortgage rates range from 4.44% for a 15-year FRM and 5.09% for a 30-year FRM. These rates are lower than the average national rates, which are 4.67% for a 15-year FRM and 5.51% for a 30-year FRM. For a 5/1 ARM, the average Kansas rate of 4.38% is slightly higher than the national average of 4.35%.
Getting a good refinancing rate in Kansas can help you save money on interest. Still, keep in mind that a good rate is relative to profile factors like your credit score, debt-to-income ratio and loan amount. You can get the best rate for your profile by comparing rates from different lenders to find the most affordable option for your situation.
Keep in mind that mortgage rates change almost daily, so estimates from lenders can change frequently.
