Which mortgage lender in the Vicksburg, MS area typically has the best rates? To help you narrow down where to shop for a mortgage, MortgageWaldo.com provides an objective and data driven ranking of mortgage lenders operating in the Vicksburg, MS area by interest rate and market share. We maintain our independence by not accepting any compensation from the mortgage lenders we rank, and use data on all fixed rate mortgages that were closed in the past year to generate our rankings.
Going by historical data, the best mortgage lender in the Vicksburg, MS area in terms of interest rate is Trustmark National Bank, with an average “Rate Difference” of -0.06%. This means that, comparing similar borrowers, Trustmark National Bank provided a -0.06% lower interest rate for its customers than other lenders in the area. Trustmark National Bank has a market share of 47.6%. It is the most popular lender in the Vicksburg, MS area.
Our detailed ranking of mortgage lenders in the Vicksburg, MS area is shown in the table below. In the table, we also give our assessment of whether they are, on average, a cheap/expensive lender through a star rating system. You can choose to tailor our ranking table to a specific mortgage type (Conventional/Jumbo/FHA/VA) and purpose (purchase/refinance) through the drop-down menu. Going by historical data, Trustmark National Bank is the cheapest mortgage provider for Conventional, Jumbo, FHA, and VA mortgages in Vicksburg, MS. Note that as a consumer advocate we always recommend shopping among several of our top ranked lenders in order to get the best rates and fees.
* Data is compiled for the Vicksburg, MS commuting zone area, which comprises of counties of Madison Parish, LA, Claiborne County, MS, Jefferson County, MS, and Warren County, MS. This includes cities/towns/communities of Vicksburg, MS as well as Beechwood, MS, Fayette, MS, Tallulah, LA, Port Gibson, MS, and Richmond, LA. Lenders must have made at least 30 loans in the area to be included. Source of the data is Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC). Rate Difference (the average difference of interest rates relative to those of other lenders) were computed by subtracting the rate at origination from the average predicted rate conditional on the commuting zone, borrower LTV, DTI, Loan Amount, Loan Type, and Loan Purpose, and then regularized based on a Bayesian approach to account for smaller sample sizes. Above-average mortgage closing costs were then added to the rate difference at a rate of +0.15/point. Star ratings were determined in intervals of 0.10% in rate difference per half star.
