Vermont Mortgages (VT)

The real estate market in Vermont is beginning to moderate, with sales of units down, but prices increasing by about 10%, according to the Realty Times.  Analysts expect Vermont to remain attractive to buyers as more inventory becomes available. With mortgage rates dropping slightly in early April, now is a good time to purchase or re-finance a home in Vermont.

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Quick Vermont Housing facts

Percent of Vermonters who own a home: 70.6%

Percent of Renters in Vermont: 29.4%

Median Vermont Household Income: $43,623

Average Vermont credit score: 706

Best City to live in Vermont: Colchester, Vermont

Median Vermont Home Value: $111,500

How much house can I afford?

One of the biggest problems facing Vermont’s homebuyers is figuring out how much house you can afford.  We offer a whole host of mortgage calculators to help you decide which mortgage will fit your budget and your life.

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Refinancing in Vermont

If you have a mountain of debt, or want to lock into a low fixed rate – you should probably be thinking about refinancing your current mortgage.  If you have credit card debt that has interest rates over 18%, refinancing is a great way for you to lower your monthly payments and lower your interest rate. 

Many people are also refinancing because their Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARM) or their Interest Only (IO) mortgages are about to start fluctuating.  Refinancing now, you can still lock in a low interest rate and a payment that won’t vary from month to month.

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