Today's Connecticut Mortgage Rates in the HSH Lender Showcase
Connecticut Mortgages
Proximity to New York, stable employment, and a high population density make Connecticut home prices some of the highest in the nation. The state boasts some of the most sought-after properties for both buyers and brokers, and favorable Connecticut mortgage rates can make or break your budget.
If you're in the market for a new home, or you want to refinance a current Constitution State home for affordability or stability of payments, keep tabs on CT mortgage rates and run some basic scenarios on HSH.com's mortgage calculators. Shaving even a fraction of a percentage point from the national average can save you money. By contacting the mortgage lenders featured on HSH.com, you can take advantage of current CT mortgage rates.
Connecticut Conventional Mortgage
A conventional mortgage loan is generally a loan made using private mortgage money and not backed by a government entity, such as FHA, VA or USDA. Conventional mortgages are available in fixed rate and adjustable rate varieties and with a wide range of terms. A conventional loan that meets a number of specific criteria can be sold to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac and is known as conventional conforming mortgage.
2024 Conforming loan limits for Connecticut
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