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Loan	Rate	APR
30 Year Fixed Rate	3.88%	3.38%
15 Year Fixed Rate	4.06%	3.61%
5/1 Adjustable Rate	2.75%	3.37%
* These rates are averages, and might not apply to you.

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Bordered by Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, Indiana was accepted into the Union in 1816 as the nineteenth state. Prior to that time, it was called Indiana Territory as a result of being inhabited by several Indian tribes under the direction of Chief Tecumseh. The name Indiana means "the Land of the Indians". Today, the state has a neat little slogan which is "The Welcome Mats Always Out". Its largest cities are Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Gary, Hammond, Bloomington, Muncie, Anderson and Terre Haute. The population is close to six-and-a-half million.

Home owners are a large group of people in Indiana, as the 2000 Census reports the Homeownership Rate to be 71.4%. Further, about 55% stay in the same home. And, one would hope or expect that if residents stay in their homes for longer periods that they would have considerable equity in their houses. This in turn should make it easier to achieve the goal of finding an Indiana mortgage refinance. Reality, however, shows that Indiana is seeing a large number of foreclosures. Problems in this state started as early as 2007, consequently, the Interim Legislative Study Committee on Mortgage Lending Practices and Home Loan Foreclosures issued a report with recommendations for legislation. Additionally, Indiana was awarded over $151 millions dollars from the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, as part of the federal Market Stabilization Program (MSP).

Typically, FHA insured loans and VA guaranteed loans are more apt to be foreclosed than conventional loans. And for Indiana, this is a large number because more home loans are provided through these programs than other states. That makes foreclosure numbers higher. Also, when residents purchase homes in Indiana, they use more home assistance programs to help with down payments than residents in other states. With less invested in the houses, home owners in Indiana experience more foreclosures. Further, homes do not appreciate as quickly as other areas in the country. They stay about the same value which means that when they seek Indiana Mortgage Refinance, they might not have much equity with which to work. Finally, jobs are being lost in Indiana which is helping to contribute to the mortgage crisis.

In order to deal with such a high level of foreclosures, the The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority applied to be considered for the national "Hardest Hit Fund" and was accepted in August 2010 with $83 million earmarked for helping home owners in Indiana to avoid foreclosures. Home owners were instructed to contact and reach out to community organizations to receive counseling on Indiana Mortgage Refinance.

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