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Mortgage Rates in Wichita County, TX

7.125%APR 7.157% · $1,225/mo (20% Down)
Updated daily · May 22, 2026+0.230% (14d)
Safe Rate Choice20% Down Conv.
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14-Day Rate Trend
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LO 6.872%HI 7.125%TODAY 7.125%
ProductRate / APR Mo. Payment Points
15-Year Refi
15-year fixed refinance
0% Down740 FICO15-yr
6.205%
6.252% APR
$1,487
Principal & Interest
$0 Points
FHA Streamline
FHA streamline refinance
+$101/mo MI
0% Down640 FICO30-yr
6.343%
7.112% APR
$1,388
Principal & Interest
$0 Points
VA Cash-Out
VA cash-out refinance
0% Down640 FICO30-yr
6.448%
6.822% APR
$1,425
Principal & Interest
$0 Points
VA IRRRL
VA streamline refinance
0% Down640 FICO30-yr
6.457%
6.609% APR
$1,303
Principal & Interest
$0 Points
Rate/Term Refi
Conventional rate/term refinance
0% Down740 FICO30-yr
7.119%
7.151% APR
$1,171
Principal & Interest
$0 Points
Cash-Out Refi
Conventional cash-out refinance
0% Down740 FICO30-yr
7.487%
7.520% APR
$1,270
Principal & Interest
$0 Points

Mortgage Rates in Wichita County: Local Market Snapshot

Median Home Value
$175,352
2-Yr Appreciation
7.5%
increase
Median Income
$66,181
household
Price-to-Income
2.6x
within reach

Rates updated daily via Safe Rate's pricing engine using live investor rate sheets, calibrated to Wichita County's local loan limits and FHFA market data. Your actual rate depends on credit score, down payment, and lender.

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Market Snapshot

FIPS 48485
Average Home Value
$175,352
Average Rent
$1,077/mo
Average Income
$66,181
Property Tax
$2,874/yr
Avg Loan
$173,900
Avg LTV
76.5%

Estimated Insurance

Homeowners Insurance
HO-3 policy · covers dwelling, property & liability
$110/mo
Flood Insurance$40/mo
Risk TierLow
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Rates are representative estimates using base pricing sourced from national wholesale lenders. Safe Rate Mortgage is a broker driven platform. Estimated rates incorporate 1.40% lender paid compensation (minimum $2,000, maximum $4,000). At initial launch, no compensation occurs. Demographic and housing data sourced from public HUD and FHFA datasets.