Today’s Mortgage Rates in Wisconsin

Payment listed is per thousand borrowed. Multiply the payment amount shown by the mortgage amount in thousands to calculate total payment. Actual payments will be higher with taxes, property insurance and, if applicable, private mortgage insurance.

Payment listed is per thousand borrowed. Multiply the payment amount shown by the mortgage amount in thousands to calculate total payment. The payment shown applies only to the initial fixed-rate period. After this period, the rate is variable and payments may increase. Actual payments will be higher with taxes, property insurance and, if applicable, private mortgage insurance.

Rate is variable. Down payment as low as 10%. Interest-only payments available during construction period (12 months);after, the loan will be amortized over 348 months (12-month construction period). Rate adjustment could occur after the initial term (3, 5, or 7 years) and annually thereafter based on 1-year CMT rate; loan rate is calculated by adding a margin of 2.75%. Rate will not increase more than 2% in any given year and more than 6% total over the loan term. No conversion option. Published rate may be adjusted based on other factors, including but not limited to, when your rate is locked, actual occupancy status, loan purpose, loan amount, credit score, debt to income ratio, and loan to value. Application Fee of $655 is required. Available on single family, detached homes, owner-occupied upon completion. Additional restrictions may apply. Rates and terms are subject to change at any time and without notice.

Interest-only payments available during construction period (12 months); after the loan will be amortized over the remaining term. Payment listed is for the amortized payment, not the interest only payment. Payment listed is per thousand borrowed. Multiply the payment amount shown by the mortgage amount in thousands to calculate total payment. The payment shown applies only to the initial fixed-rate period. After this period, the rate is variable and payments may increase. Actual payments will be higher with taxes, property insurance and, if applicable, private mortgage insurance.