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Oklahoma

Latimer County, OK: mortgages, home buyers & loan limits

What buyers in Latimer County actually borrowed, earned and paid in 2025, from the official Home Mortgage Disclosure Act records — plus the 2026 conforming and FHA loan limits.

HMDA 2025 data released June 23, 2026 · Loan limits for calendar year 2026

In 2025, lenders reported 32 home-purchase mortgages for owner-occupied, single-family homes in Latimer County, OK. The median buyer borrowed $135,000 on a home valued at $155,000 and reported a household income of $83,000.

Lenders denied 5.7% of completed home-purchase applications.

Conforming limit 2026
$832,750
1-unit home · FHFA
FHA limit 2026
$541,287
1-unit home · HUD
Buyer income
$83,000
U.S. $116,000
30-yr fixed rate
—
Too few loans
Loan costs
—
Too few loans
Denial rate
5.7%
Purchase · U.S. 8.5%

Key facts about Latimer County mortgages

  • Home buyers' median income ($83,000) is 11% lower than the Oklahoma median ($93,000).
  • FHA loans made up 37.5% of purchase mortgages, versus 21.1% nationally.
  • VA loans were unusually common: 15.6% of purchase mortgages.
  • USDA rural loans financed 15.6% of purchases.
  • 42.2% of single-family purchase mortgages financed manufactured homes.
  • The most common age bracket among borrowers was 35–44 (34.4% of purchase loans).
  • 50.0% of purchase mortgages had a single borrower with no co-applicant.

2026 loan limits in Latimer County

PropertyConforming 2026vs 2025FHA 2026vs 2025
1 unit $832,750 +$26,250 $541,287 +$17,062
2 units $1,066,250 +$33,600 $693,050 +$21,850
3 units $1,288,800 +$40,650 $837,700 +$26,425
4 units $1,601,750 +$50,500 $1,041,125 +$32,825

2026 limits for Latimer County, OK: conforming (Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac) from FHFA; FHA forward-mortgage limits from HUD. FHA limit is at the national floor for low-cost areas. Loans above the conforming limit are "jumbo" loans.

All Oklahoma counties: Oklahoma 2026 loan limits. FHFA and HUD normally announce the next year's limits in late November.

Who bought homes in Latimer County

Home-purchase mortgages for owner-occupied, single-family (1–4 unit) site-built homes, first liens, originated in 2025.

Purchase loans
32
of 35 applications
Buyer income
$83,000
Middle half $48,000–$122,000
Home value
$155,000
Middle half $135,000–$255,000
Loan amount
$135,000
Middle half $85,000–$215,000
Down payment
—
Single borrower
50.0%
No co-applicant

Values are medians; "middle half" is the 25th to 75th percentile.

Loan type

Conventional 31.3% 10
FHA 37.5% 12
VA 15.6% 5
USDA 15.6% 5

What the homes were for

Primary residence 92.2% 59
Second home 6.3% 4
Investment property 1.6% 1

All first-lien, closed-end purchase mortgages, including second homes and investors.

Borrower age

Under 25 6.3%
25–34 25.0%
35–44 34.4%
45–54 15.6%
55–64 9.4%
65–74 9.4%
75 and over 0.0%

Debt-to-income ratio

Under 20% 3.3%
20–29% 13.3%
30–35% 20.0%
36–42% 36.7%
43–49% 23.3%
50–60% 3.3%
Over 60% 0.0%

Monthly debts (including the new payment) as a share of income, as used in underwriting.

What borrowing cost in Latimer County

Medians for 2025 home-purchase loans. Total loan costs are section D of the Loan Estimate/Closing Disclosure (lender and third-party loan charges, excluding taxes, prepaids and escrow). FHA and VA costs include the upfront mortgage insurance premium or VA funding fee, so compare like with like.

MeasureLatimer CountyOklahomaU.S.
30-year fixed rate · conventional—6.625%6.625%
30-year fixed rate · FHA—6.250%6.250%
30-year fixed rate · VA—6.250%6.125%
15-year fixed rate · conventional—5.875%5.875%
Rate spread vs. APOR · conventional—+0.21 pts+0.13 pts
Total loan costs · conventional—$4,880$5,570
Total loan costs · FHA—$9,050$11,310
Total loan costs · VA—$5,340$6,490
Origination charges (all loan types)—$1,670$1,860
Borrowers paying discount points—51.4%51.3%
Points paid, when paid (% of loan)—0.75%0.87%
Borrowers receiving lender credits—36.4%33.1%
Adjustable-rate mortgages3.1%4.1%7.4%
Jumbo loans (above conforming limit)0.0%1.0%3.8%

Medians are shown only when at least 30 loans report the field. Rates are those reported at closing; market rates changed during 2025, which the rate spread (APR minus the average prime offer rate on the lock date) adjusts for.

Approvals and denials

Latimer County: 2 of 35 completed home-purchase applications were denied (5.7%).

Denial rate

ApplicationLatimer CountyOklahomaU.S.
Home purchase5.7%7.6%8.5%
Conventional—6.8%7.1%
FHA—8.3%12.5%
VA—7.9%8.0%
USDA—10.5%12.5%
Refinance—21.1%17.9%
Cash-out refinance—40.4%33.6%

Denial rate = denied ÷ (originated + approved but not accepted + denied). Withdrawn and incomplete applications are excluded. Differences between places reflect who applies, not only lender behavior.

Refinancing in Latimer County

Refinances
7
Rate/term
Refi rate
—
30-yr fixed, conv.
Refi loan costs
—
Conventional
Cash-out refis
9
Cash-out rate
—
30-yr fixed, conv.
Cash-out income
—
Median borrower

Top mortgage lenders in Latimer County

22 lenders originated at least one home-purchase or refinance loan here in 2025. The table ranks them by loan count; pricing columns compare conventional purchase loans only.

#LenderLoansShareDenial rate30-yr rate*Spread*Costs*
1 Rocket Mortgage, LLC 9 18.8% — — — —
2 Arvest Bank 8 16.7% — — — —
3 American Mortgage Bank, LLC 4 8.3% — — — —
4 Veterans United Home Loans 3 6.3% — — — —
5 Firstar Bank 3 6.3% — — — —
6 Shamrock Bank, N.A. 2 4.2% — — — —
7 First United Bank and Trust Company 2 4.2% — — — —
8 New American Funding 2 4.2% — — — —
9 BancFirst 2 4.2% — — — —
10 Firsttrust Home Loans, Inc. 1 2.1% — — — —
11 Mortgage Investment Services Corporation 1 2.1% — — — —
12 Planet Home Lending, LLC 1 2.1% — — — —
13 Click n' Close, Inc. 1 2.1% — — — —
14 Prosperity Home Mortgage, LLC 1 2.1% — — — —
15 American Heritage Bank 1 2.1% — — — —
16 Guild Mortgage Company 1 2.1% — — — —
17 Newrez LLC 1 2.1% — — — —
18 Freedom Mortgage Corporation 1 2.1% — — — —
19 United Federal Credit Union 1 2.1% — — — —
20 Lendsure Mortgage Corp. 1 2.1% — — — —
21 Oklahoma's Credit Union 1 2.1% — — — —
22 Deephaven Mortgage LLC 1 2.1% — — — —

Lenders in Latimer County, OK. Loans = home-purchase, refinance and cash-out originations (2025); share = share of those loans here; denial rate = home-purchase applications. *Medians for conventional home-purchase loans, shown with at least 20 loans; spread = APR minus the average prime offer rate at rate lock (percentage points); costs = total loan costs (section D).

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Typical effective property-tax rate 0.53% = median real estate taxes ÷ median home value, U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates.

Nearby counties

CountyDistancePurchase loansMedian loanBuyer incomeConforming limitFHA limit
Haskell County, OK26 mi53$165,000$78,000$832,750$541,287
Pittsburg County, OK27 mi243$165,000$82,000$832,750$541,287
Le Flore County, OK33 mi263$185,000$78,000$832,750$541,287
Pushmataha County, OK35 mi37$195,000$86,000$832,750$541,287
McIntosh County, OK41 mi98$205,000$87,000$832,750$541,287
Muskogee County, OK52 mi468$185,000$75,000$832,750$541,287

Frequently asked questions

What is the 2026 conforming loan limit in Latimer County?

$832,750 for a one-unit home (FHFA). Two- to four-unit limits are $1,066,250, $1,288,800, $1,601,750. Loans above the limit are jumbo loans and are not eligible for purchase by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac.

What is the 2026 FHA loan limit in Latimer County?

$541,287 for a one-unit home (HUD). This is the national floor for low-cost areas.

How much do home buyers in Latimer County earn?

The median household income reported on 2025 home-purchase mortgages was $83,000; the middle half of buyers reported $48,000 to $122,000.

How often are mortgage applications denied in Latimer County?

5.7% of completed home-purchase applications were denied in 2025.

Sources: FFIEC/CFPB HMDA 2025 public loan/application register (Snapshot as of June 1, 2026); FHFA 2026 conforming loan limits; HUD 2026 FHA forward-mortgage limits; U.S. Census Bureau. Figures describe typical 2025 loans, not your offer. Methodology