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Are you considering purchasing a home in the Cornhusker State? You aren’t the only one thinking about it. Nebraska has almost 850,000 housing units and the rate of homeownership exceeds 66%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2018 American Community Survey.
Nebraska’s median housing value is $161,800, which is significantly lower than the national median value of $229,700. Some localities may have higher or lower prices.
U.S. News’ Best Nebraska Mortgage Lenders
Methodology: U.S. News conducted an in-depth review of leading direct mortgage lenders in Nebraska. Research was based on program availability, customer satisfaction ratings and qualification requirements. Because each consumer has different needs, the top finishers in several key areas were chosen.
Before You Apply
- Mortgage types: fixed rate, Affordable Loan Solution, FHA, VA, ARM, home equity line of credit, fixed-rate refinancing, FHA refinancing, VA refinancing, cash-out refinancing, adjustable-rate refinancing, jumbo
- Minimum FICO credit score: Not disclosed
- Maximum loan amount: $2.5 million
- Better Business Bureau rating: A+
Best Features
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Bank of America has a wide variety of mortgage products.
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The lender offers origination fee discounts for qualifying Bank of America and Merrill Lynch clients.
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Home equity lines of credit have no annual, application or cash advance fees or closing costs.
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Bank of America offers a first-time homebuyer program.