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Refinance in San Antonio, Texas

By Clare Mallen · Bankrate.com
Friday, July 29, 2011
Posted: 11 am ET

Contemplating a refinance in San Antonio, TX? Refinancing can be tricky -- so utilize our calculators, tools and guides to help guide you in all aspects of refinancing. Trying to gauge how long will it take to break even on a mortgage refinance? We provide a mortgage break-even refinance calculator to guide your process. Rates are subject to fluctuation throughout the day and week. Use our rate tables to find accurate and current information on refinance rates in San Antonio today.

Refinance mortgage rates in San Antonio, Texas

Here are the refinance mortgage rates as of 12:30 p.m. in San Antonio, TX. The 30-year fixed refinance mortgage rates vary from 4.35 percent to 4.93 percent.

Lenders APR Rates
LoanDepot 4.602% 4.500%
Flagstar 4.903% 4.839%
Quicken Loans 4.845% 4.750%
AIMLoan.com 4.350% 4.250%
AmeriSave 4.604% 4.500%

Use our refinance calculator to find out what your mortgage payment could be.

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2 Comments
Robert Mezzone
September 11, 2011 at 1:16 pm

I have a current loan at 4.75% and have a credit score of about 800. I am current on my loan.

I am researching if it is cost effective to refinance the loan given the APRs available including costs.

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