| The different types of mortgage loans available in | | | | very easy to compare quotes on the Internet. |
| Florida are: FHA (Federal Housing Administration) loans, | | | | The most important thing is to get an interest rate that |
| consolidation loans, land loans, conventional loans, | | | | suits your family budget. Rates depend on various |
| balloon loans and refinance mortgage loans. | | | | factors like the mortgage loan you have opted for, |
| Concerning mortgage loans, the most popular one in | | | | your financial resources, credit history and other |
| Florida is the fixed-rate loan. Generally these loans | | | | factors. |
| have a 15- or 30-year term. The ARM (adjustable rate | | | | The mortgage loan rates in Florida are typically 6.125% |
| mortgage) loans are also gaining popularity. Other loan | | | | for a 30-year fixed (6.173% APR), 6.0% for a 20-year |
| types are hard equity loans, interest-only loans, 100% | | | | fixed (6.063% APR), 5.750% for a 15-year fixed |
| cash out refinance, construction loans, commercial | | | | (5.828% APR), 5.00% for a one-year LIBOR ARM |
| mortgage loans, farmers home loans, no PMI (Private | | | | (5.070% APR), 5.625% for a three-year LIBOR ARM |
| Mortgage Insurance) loans, vacant land and acreage | | | | (5.698% APR), 5.750% for a five year LIBOR ARM |
| mortgage loans. The mortgage rates vary depending | | | | (5.824% APR), 6.375% for a 30-year jumbo fixed |
| on the market conditions. | | | | (6.400% APR) and 6.250% for a VA 30-year fixed |
| The Internet is a wonderful source of information | | | | (6.469% APR). These loan rates are based on loan |
| concerning low mortgage interest rates. They contain | | | | amounts ranging from $125,000 to $400,000 while the |
| a wealth of information about current rates, various | | | | jumbo loan rates are based on loan amounts ranging |
| options, new packages and so on. The best way to | | | | from $400,001 to $650,000. (These rates are |
| get a low rate is to compare the many quotes. It's | | | | applicable as of November 5, 2005. |