Mortgage rates for June 11, 2026

VA Mortgage Rates Today

Compare today’s VA mortgage rates and learn how eligible veterans and active-duty service members can purchase a home with no down payment and no monthly mortgage insurance.

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Today's VA Mortgage Rates

Rates updated as of June 11 , 2026

VA purchase rates

Product Interest rate APR
30-year fixed-rate VA 5.868% 5.869%
15-year fixed-rate VA 5.422% 5.426%
5-year ARM VA 5.587% 5.683%

VA refinance rates

Product Interest rate APR
30-year fixed-rate VA 5.713% 5.817%
15-year fixed-rate VA 5.347% 5.449%
5-year ARM VA 5.518% 5.727%

Purchase and refinance FHA mortgage rates updated as of June 11, 2026. Rates are informational only and subject to change. Personalized rates may vary based on credit score, loan amount, property type, occupancy, discount points, and other loan factors. Not a commitment to lend. Data Source: Zillow Inc. 2006-2026.

what affects VA mortgage rates?

credit score

740+ borrowers typically get the best pricing.

down payment

No down payment is required for VA loans

loan term

15 year and 5 year ARM loans have better rate than 30 year mortgages

property type

Finance anything from a single family up to a 4 unit

occupancy

Primary residence only allowed for VA loans.

loan amount

Finance up to the conventional loan limit of $832,700 with a VA loan

Where are mortgage rates heading in 2026 and 2027?

So far, 2026 has been one of the most volatile years in the mortgage industry. 

Rates started the year much lower compared to the last 3 years. Unfortunately, the war in Iran has caused a spike in oil prices and inflation which has made rates jump once again. 

According to experts, mortgage rates are expected to remain in the 6% rate range through the end of 2026 and beginning of 2027. Furthermore, economists believe the Federal Reserve will not be cutting rates until the middle or end of 2027. 

how to qualify for the best mortgage rates

VA loans have some of the best rates out of any program available right now. 

However, having strong credit scores is crucial to getting the best VA rates.  

It is important to note that VA loans do not require a down payment and a lower loan-to-value will not help you get a better rate. This is one of the things that makes VA loans so special. Do note that putting a down payment will help you lower your monthly payments. 

Tip: Once you find the right loan option, locking your rate can help protect you from market changes while your loan is being processed.

VA vs conventional loan

Which one is the better one for you? 

Requirement
VA Loan
Conventional Loan
Credit Scores
No Minimum
No minimum
Minimum down payment
$0.00
3%
Debt to income ratio (DTI)
Up to 65%
Up to 49.9%
Loan Limits
Mortgage Insurance
Never
Not Required with 20% Down
Occupancy
Primary, vacation, investment

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Frequently asked questions

Why should you compare mortgage rates

Comparing today’s mortgage rates is a vital step in the home-buying or refinance process, as even a slight difference in rates can have a significant impact on the total cost of a loan over its lifetime. By thoroughly comparing rates from various lenders, borrowers can identify the most favorable terms, potentially saving thousands of dollars in interest payments.

As mortgage brokers, Andes Mortgage LLC has the ability to compare over 30 lenders for you when you start the home loan process with us.

To get a personalized rate options that you can qualify for, you’ll need to provide some information about the type of process you are looking for, the price or value of the home, your credit score and income. If you would like to see tailor-made options for you, simply start below to get started, and we’ll be sure to get you rate quotes that reflect your situation without inquiring on your credit.

VA mortgage rates change daily based on market conditions, inflation data, mortgage-backed securities pricing, and lender guidelines. Your actual interest rate will depend on factors such as your credit scores, loan amount, location and overall financial profile.

VA loans are available to eligible veterans, active-duty service members, certain National Guard and Reserve members, and some surviving spouses.

Borrowers will need a valid Certificate of Eligibility (COE) to verify their VA loan benefits. We can help determine your eligibility and obtain your COE if needed.

The minimum credit score for an FHA loan is 520 when the borrower puts down a minimium of 10%. However, FHA’s minimum credit score requirement is 580 when the borrower puts the minimum down payment requirement of 3.5%.

Yes. VA loan benefits are reusable. Many eligible veterans use their VA loan multiple times throughout their lives. Depending on your remaining entitlement and loan history, you may be able to purchase another home using your VA benefits even if you’ve used the program before.

One of the biggest benefits of a VA loan is that eligible borrowers can often purchase a home with no down payment.

This allows veterans and service members to become homeowners without needing to save tens of thousands of dollars for a traditional down payment.

Yes. VA financing allows borrowers to purchase 2–4 unit properties while occupying one of the units as their primary residence. This is one of the most popular strategies for many Veteran homebuyers who want to reduce their monthly mortgage outflows by being able to collect rent from the other units. 

No. VA loans do not require monthly mortgage insurance (PMI), even when financing 100% of the home’s purchase price. This can result in significant monthly savings compared to many conventional and FHA loan options.

To buy a $400,000 home with a VA loan, assuming you have no other monthly debt on credit, you’ll need to make anywhere between $70,000 and $80,000. 

Marcos Zambrano President Andes Mortgage LLC

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