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Here Are the Best and Worst States for the Average Mortgage Across the U.S.

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Mortgages have been becoming much steeper in recent months, due to the rise in mortgage rates. But not every state fares the same in terms of how high a mortgage can be.

While the 30-year fixed mortgage rate started decreasing from its 8% record highs, standing at 7.08% on Dec. 6, according to Mortgage News Daily, the figures are double where they were two years ago.

To put this in context, the 30-year fixed mortgage stood at 6.37% for the corresponding week last year; at 3.22% for the corresponding week in 2021; and at 2.80% for the corresponding week in 2020, according to Mortgage News Daily data.

Higher mortgage rates coupled with increasing home prices are hence making mortgage payments balloon. According to LendingTree, the average monthly home loan payment is $2,317 and these payments can range from as high as $3,696 in Hawaii to as low as $1,700 in West Virginia.

5 States With the Highest Mortgages

Here are the five states with the highest mortgages, according to LendingTree.

Hawaii

California

Massachusetts

Utah

Colorado

5 States With the Lowest Monthly Mortgage Payments

Here are the five states with the lowest monthly mortgage payments:

West Virginia

Kentucky

Michigan

Mississippi

Ohio

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