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Arkansas Mortgages (AR)
Arkansas is the twentieth most affordable housing market in the country, according to Places Rated, Rand McNally, and the seventh lowest cost of living. Arkansas housing has not seen the price spikes of more expensive markets; sales of new and existing housing increased in early 2006. Mortgage rates have remained stable in Arkansas, making this a good time to purchase or re-finance a home in Arkansas.
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Quick Arkansas Housing facts
Percent of Arkansans who own a home: 69.4%
Percent of Renters in Arkansas: 30.6%
Median Arkansas Household Income: $32,565
Average Arkansas credit score: 668
Best City to live in Arkansas: Little Rock, Arkansas
Median Arkansas Home Value: $72,800
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How much house can I afford in Arkansas
One of biggest problems facing Arkansas homebuyers is figuring out how much house they can afford. The first step is to request a mortgage quote, and then start to look at your finances. Some things to keep in mind are how much will taxes be in Arkansas, what is your debt-to-income ratio, and what interest rates are at currently.
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| Type of Loan |
Rate* APR* |
| 5 Year ARM | 5.821% 5.033% |
| 15 Year Fixed | 5.243% 5.288% |
| 30 Year Fixed | 5.729% 5.717% |
| Home Equity Loan | 7.420% 5.740% |
| HELOC | 6.305% 6.990% |
| *Rate & APR Based on The Bradford Index |
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