Maryland Mortgage Source .com has been helping Maryland mortgage borrowers find the lowest cost mortgages for refinance, new home purchase and home equity loans since 2002. Maryland lenders compete for your business with their best offers and lowest interest rates!

Refinance to a Lower Interest Rate
Have Maryland mortgage rates dropped since you financed your mortgage?

Get Pre Qualified Now
Many Maryland realtors won't show you homes until you're pre qualified for a mortgage.

Consolidate Your Monthly Debt
Consolidate all your debts into a single monthly mortgage payment and save.

Shorten Your Current Mortgage
You can shorten the term of your existing mortgage with a new 15 year mortgage.

Maryland Mortgage Source .com has been helping Maryland mortgage borrowers find the lowest cost mortgages for refinance, new home purchase and home equity loans since 2002. Maryland lenders compete for your business with their best offers and lowest interest rates!

If you're Looking for a mortgage in Maryland -- why not get informed before you start? If you're planning to refinance an existing high interest mortgage with Maryland's lowest mortgage rates -- why not have the knowledge to discuss your needs in an educated manner? If you're interested in refinancing with cash out in order to make home improvements or if you need a new mortgage to consolidate existing loans -- get the details before you speak with a mortgage broker! Or maybe you need commercial loan information? Well, this website will help!

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Maryland Refinance

Reasons to refinance your Maryland mortgage:

1. Maryland Interest rates may be lower now than when you originally got your current Maryland mortgage. If interest rates are 1 percentage point below your current interest rate you should look into refinancing.

2. Maybe when you originally got your Maryland mortgage you took an adjustable rate mortgage, and now with Maryland mortgage interest rates lower it's time to switch it to a fixed rate mortgage. Fixed rate Maryland mortgages can reduce your monthly payments if the interest rates have dropped sufficiently.

3. Perhaps you want to make some home improvements and need cash out to finance the changes.

4. Maybe you want to change the term of your current 30 year Maryland mortgage to a 15 year mortgage at today's lowest Maryland mortgage interest rates.

Maryland Interest Rates

Low Maryland interest rates? High Maryland interest rates? Where will they move next, up or down? Maryland interest rates can fluctuate many times during each day that the financial markets are open. Maryland Mortgage rates tend to follow the bond market. When bond prices rise mortgage rates tend to fall. Read more about Maryland mortgage rates.

Maryland Headlines and Updates

Good news, bad news: New mortgage-delinquency problems are back to normal levels in Maryland , but the older cases -- borrowers seriously behind on their loans -- aren't receding.

New York-based owner

Eastpoint Mall, in southeast Baltimore County, is being sold at auction on May 29, the auctioneer announced.

Rough economy notwithstanding, more Baltimore homes were getting face lifts at the end of the last decade than the start.

Baltimore stakeholders continue to push for solutions to the high number of vacant and boarded-up houses that dot the city. The latest effort, " Baltimore Builds Expo : Restoring value to Baltimore’s vacant property," is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 9.

The lexicon of real estate listing language has many terms for putting a positive spin on features the average buyer wouldn't like.

Slump in cheap distress deals pushes average price up in region

The Baltimore region saw a double-digit jump in average home sale prices in April, the most in six years — but the gain was driven by a shrinking supply of cheap foreclosures rather than a resurgence in value.

A recent analysis offers some good news, at least in the short-term, for those individuals (like me!) who are trying to sell their homes -- outside of Maryland, at least.

What the state doesn't know about your property could hit you in the tax bill.

Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse property went into foreclosure

A large chunk of waterfront property in Port Covington is set to go on the auction block in June after its previous owner, Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, defaulted on a multimillion-dollar mortgage.

Leaders of Adat Chaim reach agreement with lender

Leaders of a Reisterstown synagogue facing foreclosure said Tuesday that they had reached an agreement with lender Susquehanna Bank to allow the sale of the building on Cockeys Mill Road.

Jason Berkowitz thought he and his family would be couch surfing for an indefinite period thanks to a problem that might seem bizarre this far removed from the housing bubble: They found a buyer for their Lutherville-Timonium townhouse within days , but not a suitable home to buy themselves.

What consumers should do before hiring a builder or contractor

About a year ago, Matt Venditto hired a builder to construct a house in Westminster. It wasn't long before buyer's remorse set in.

A survey of 549 community-based organizations suggests that housing discrimination is on the rise, particularly targeting disabled individuals, immigrants, minorities and families with children, according to the nonprofit Consumer Action .

New rules, legislation aim at notifying homeowners sooner if short sale is approved

Housing experts say homeowners can wait as long as nine months to get approval to sell their home as a short sale, and efforts are underway to push lenders to give a prompt answer.

Baltimore County Planning Board voted unanimously in support of Foundry Row

The Baltimore County Planning Board voted unanimously Thursday to allow the former Solo Cup property in Owings Mills to be redeveloped as an office and retail hub called Foundry Row.

A Baltimore home builder pleaded guilty Thursday in connection with a construction investment scheme that defrauded victims of more than $14 million, the Maryland U.S. attorney's office said.

Here's something you don't see every day: A house that comes with its own observatory and telescope.

Modest tax break is valid even though home has been a rental since August

Henry Hager, the husband of former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager, is entitled to a $296 property tax discount on his South Baltimore rowhouse for the current tax year, the state Department of Assessments and Taxation says.

Towson University will be largest tenant for redeveloped site, slated to open in July

Ten down, two to go.

Internal Fannie Mae documents show the mortgage financier was about to launch a principal reduction program in 2010 after determining that it would save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, a Baltimore congressman says -- contradicting claims by Fannie's regulator that such a move would be costly.

A Severna Park woman was sentenced Tuesday to just over three years in prison after pleading guilty to a mortgage scam involving $4.7 million in fraudulent loans, the Maryland U.S. attorney's office said.

Proposal relies on projected revenue from slots

The City Council on Monday approved Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's property tax reduction plan, which relies on projected revenue from gambling.

Younger members of Gail L. Dener's neighborhood association suggested a neighborhood website in the '90s, but older members didn't see the point. Who needed to go online when you could just go right outside?

Beth Howard stumbled onto the Iowa farmhouse depicted in Grant Wood's 1930 painting 'American Gothic' on a road trip after her husband died three years ago. It's now her home and a place of peace — despite the gawkers who flock to it.

ELDON, Iowa — Beth Howard sits at her kitchen table on a Sunday morning and pulls back the curtain to peer at a group of rosy-cheeked youths taking pictures on her front lawn. They pair off to stand side by side in the pose familiar to millions — the dour farmer with a pitchfork, the unsmiling woman beside him in front of the white house.

Former first daughter enjoys modest break on rented S. Baltimore rowhouse

It's been about a year and a half since former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager and her husband, Henry, reportedly left their South Baltimore rowhouse for new digs in Manhattan. But Henry Hager still owns the Baltimore place — and the couple still enjoys a property tax break that's supposed to be available only to owner-occupants.