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VA and FHA Buyers Drive San Antonio Market Amid Stable Rates

San Antonio mortgage rates remain steady as VA and FHA buyers fuel local demand

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VA and FHA Buyers Drive San Antonio Market Amid Stable Rates

Market Update

San Antonio's real estate market continues to show resilience, driven by a strong demand for VA and FHA loans. According to recent data, the number of active loan officers in the area has decreased from 7 to 5, but this has not hindered the market's forward momentum. In fact, recent sales data indicates a 10% increase in VA and FHA loan originations compared to the same period last year.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate has stabilized at 4.5% in San Antonio, providing an attractive opportunity for homebuyers. Experts predict that rates will remain relatively flat in the coming months, benefiting both buyers and sellers. National trends indicate that a stable rate environment can lead to increased consumer confidence and a more competitive market.

Local Expert Spotlight

Local loan officers are optimistic about the market, citing the growing demand for VA and FHA loans as a key factor in the area's economic growth. With a strong focus on customer service, San Antonio's top loan officers are helping buyers navigate the complexities of the market and secure their dream homes.

Manrique Manuel Yaquian Jr.

James Edward Moseley

Richard Bright

Sonia Leticia Erazo

Nova J. Olivarez

Editorial note. MLO Finder is a directory of mortgage loan officers, not a lender, broker, or financial advisor. Educational content is general information and is not a loan quote, underwriting decision, or financial advice. Programs, rates, and qualifying guidelines change frequently. Always verify a loan officer's active license and disciplinary history through NMLS Consumer Access before sharing personal information or signing documents.

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