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Mortgage rates in Nevada
Rates historically trend above the national average.
Rates for 30-year mortgages in Nevada average 4.843% and are expected to remain above 4% going into 2020.
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Rates for the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage in Nevada ranged from 4.638% to 5.027% in 2018. The type of loan, your creditworthiness and other factors go into determining the interest rate you’re ultimately approved for. Many Nevadans opt for conventional loans, which come with higher rates than government-backed loans but also more flexible borrower and property requirements.
2018 average rates in Nevada by loan
| Loan type | 15-year average rate | 30-year average rate |
|---|---|---|
| Conventional | 4.282% | 5.027% |
| FHA | 4.125% | 4.959% |
| VA | 3.936% | 4.638% |
| USDA | Not available | 4.749% |
Based on data from ffiec.cfpb.gov
Even a small difference in your mortgage rate can affect how much you pay monthly and the total interest you pay over the life of your loan.
Suppose you borrow $255,000 with a 30-year conventional loan at an interest rate of 5.027%. That loan might run you $1,370 a month plus fees or costs specific to your mortgage. If you qualified for a VA loan with a rate of 4.638%, your monthly payments might come in at around $1,310.
Even though the monthly payment is only a difference of about $60, you could save nearly $21,620 in interest before paying off your loan.
Which way are rates trending in Nevada?
Mortgage rates in the Silver State should hang above the 4% mark in 2020.
Mortgage rates in Nevada are historically above the national average — about 0.13% higher since 2006. Bankrate chief financial analyst Greg McBride predicts that US mortgage rates will remain stable at around 4%. At the same time, US housing authorities expect rates to average slightly below the 4% mark.
Compare mortgage rates throughout Nevada
We crunched the numbers from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act to see what you might pay for the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage in metropolitan areas in Nevada. These projections don’t account for costs or fees specific to your loan program.
| Metropolitan statistical area | Average mortgage rate | Median loan amount | Estimated monthly cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carson City | 4.969% | $255,000 | $1,360 |
| Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise | 4.963% | $255,000 | $1,360 |
| Reno | 4.919% | $295,000 | $1,570 |
Based on data from ffiec.cfpb.gov
How to get the best mortgage rate in Nevada
Follow three key steps to qualifying for a better rate on — and better prepare for — your next mortgage:
- Compare loan programs. Lenders typically offer different loan programs with varying rates and eligibility. Research each product to learn whether you can qualify for a government-backed loan.
- Become a credit superstar. Take time to pay down outstanding debt for the chance to bump up your credit score. Lenders offer lower rates to borrowers with strong credit.
- Account for closing costs. Some lenders advertise lower mortgage rates while upping their closing costs. You can expect to see closing costs that run about 1.33% to 1.78% of a home’s purchase price n Nevada. Weigh closing costs against your loan’s rate when shopping around to make an informed decision.
Historical mortgage interest rates in Nevada
Bottom line
Average mortgage rates in Nevada are above the national average and expected to stay above the 4% mark in 2020. To make sure you get the best rate you and your new home qualify for, compare a range of loans and lenders.
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