Current mortgage rates today in Arkansas - The Mortgage Reports

Today's Mortgage Rates in Arkansas

Today's mortgage and refinance rates plus current home buying and refinance advice for Arkansas residents.

Rates as of July 8, 2026

ProgramMortgage RateAPR*Change
Conventional 30-year fixed
Conventional 30-year fixed6.67% 6.756% Unchanged
Conventional 15-year fixed
Conventional 15-year fixed5.83% 6.016% Unchanged
30-year fixed FHA
30-year fixed FHA6.606% 6.67% +0.33
30-year fixed VA
30-year fixed VA6.65% 6.706% +0.34
5/1 ARM Conventional
5/1 ARM Conventional6.625% 5.469% Unchanged
Conventional 20-year fixed
Conventional 20-year fixed6.546% 6.704% Unchanged
National average shown — statewide Arkansas data for this loan type isn't available yet.
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Buying a Home in Arkansas

In Arkansas, a real estate transaction is fairly straightforward. But, it would be wise to seek advice from a local real estate agent about any specific questions you need answered, in particular regarding the documentation and forms you will need to fill out.

In a standard real estate transaction in Arkansas, the following stages would be involved.

  • Both the buyer and seller sign a contract in order to complete the transaction
  • The buyer conducts a title search on the property and secures financing
  • Next comes the closing. In an Arkansas home closing, the deed transfers ownership of the property
  • The final phase is recording the deed into the name of the new owner

Refinancing in Arkansas

As you’d expect in Arkansas, regulation of mortgage refinances can best be described as “light touch.” Generally, if you and your lender are happy with an arrangement you reach, the state sees little need to interfere.

As with a refinance in any state, shop around. First, decide if you want to work with a face-to-face Arkansas lender in your hometown or pursue an online lender.

It’s a good idea to get quotes from both and test rates and service from these types of lenders.

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