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VELOCITY CMRL CAP — mortgage rate benchmark

Loans in benchmark
213
Evidence
Strong evidenceBased on 213 loans — the estimate is steady at the 0.01-percentage-point precision shown.
Pricing vs. market
3.44 percentage points above the benchmark
Typical closing costs
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Typical time to close
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As of
2026-08-04

Rates by product

Points-normalized median rates, one row per product this lender has enough reported loans for. Ordered by how many loans back each figure — not by rate, and never by any commercial arrangement.

ProductMedian rateP25–P75Closing costsLoans
30-year Conventional9.83%9.59%–10.37%—178

Where we have data

States with enough reported loans to publish. This is our coverage of this lender, not its licensing footprint — a state missing here may still be one it lends in.

Statevs. benchmarkClosing costsLoans
Illinois3.49 percentage points above the benchmark—201
North Carolina2.81 percentage points above the benchmark—12

Recent rates from VELOCITY CMRL CAP

A sample of individual mortgage rates reported here for VELOCITY CMRL CAP — anonymized, and shown only where enough loans exist that no single borrower can be identified.

  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional8.37%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional10.12%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional9.87%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional9.87%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional11.74%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional9.87%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional10.24%Earlier
  • VELOCITY CMRL CAP · Conventional9.87%Earlier

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These numbers come from public HMDA filings, which don’t include credit scores — so every median here mixes every credit profile together. Adding your mortgage — anonymously, in under a minute — is the only thing that can break these out by credit band.

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"vs. market" is this lender's median spread over the FFIEC Average Prime Offer Rate — the like-for-like comparison, because it is measured against each loan's own benchmark curve rather than mixing products together. Rates are points-normalized estimates shown alongside closing costs, since a lower rate often comes with higher points or fees. Time to close is the typical (median) reported figure, not an average. From crowdsourced and public HMDA data, for comparison only. Not an offer, quote, or savings estimate, and no lender pays for placement or ordering on this site.