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LUBBOCK MORTGAGE RATES / TEXAS

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LUBBOCK / THE MARKET IN CONTEXT

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September 2026 Lubbock Association of REALTORS metro report · Source published 2026-10-13 · Checked October 24, 2026.

Metro median sale price$256,000
Metro September closed sales404
Metro active listings1,857

Lubbock Metropolitan Statistical Area as described in the association release; not a Lubbock city-only or county-only series. Residential properties and new homes in the association MLS; release headline summary, not a single-family-only subset. Pending contracts are not completed sales or a guaranteed forecast. The displayed observations do not value a property, set a rate or populate calculator defaults. Keep the original territory and property labels when comparing other reports. Original market source ↗

LUBBOCK / 01

Start with the metropolitan comparison

The association’s October 13 release reports a September median of $256,000, 404 closed sales and 1,857 active listings for the Lubbock metropolitan market. The original describes residential properties and new homes in its MLS. These are not Lubbock-city-only observations or a verified single-family-only subset. Match geography, month and property type before comparing a neighborhood or another publisher’s result. Use actual comparable sales and the proposed contract for a purchase decision; a metro median is neither a valuation nor the loan amount to enter in your plan. Original September association release ↗

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LUBBOCK / 02

Keep pending contracts out of the closed-sales total

The same release separately reports 602 pending listings. A home under contract has not necessarily completed, and a pending-sales increase does not guarantee the next month’s closings or a price rise. When following the Lubbock market, compare pending with pending and closed with closed over matching periods. Ask about the actual home’s negotiation and inspection position rather than turning the regional headline into a rule for every offer. Keep a financing and closing timeline that can tolerate a delay. Association definitions and September observations ↗

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LUBBOCK / 03

Check a legacy grant page before counting its benefit

Lubbock Housing Finance Corporation’s homebuyer page contains older HAT grant promotion alongside a program-discontinued notice. That combination is a reason to confirm the exact current product and funding directly with the corporation before including any grant in cash to close. Do not interpret a search excerpt’s percentage as a current award or assume the notice settles every other assistance program. Obtain the applicable written terms and participating-provider route. A financing plan should retain unconfirmed assistance as a question, rather than quietly subtracting it from the cash needed. Housing corporation homebuyer resource ↗

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LUBBOCK / 04

Take a state proposal through its own approved route

TDHCA’s homebuyer portal separates its named mortgage programs, education and provider resources. Obtain a current package through the appropriate approved provider and ask about the first mortgage, any assistance balance and the conditions on sale or refinance. Compare the full written proposal with another matching option. Neither a city planning document nor a legacy HAT promotion establishes that the state package is available for your file. MITEY’s link to a public resource is not participation, approval or a reservation of assistance. Current TDHCA homebuyer resources ↗

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LUBBOCK / 05

Give the roof settlement terms their own line

Before committing to a Lubbock property, obtain insurance terms for its actual roof, construction and use. Texas guidance distinguishes replacement-cost settlement from actual cash value after depreciation, and says the declarations summarize coverage, limits and deductibles. Ask about the relevant wind or hail terms and any exclusions rather than comparing only annual premiums. Keep the deductible and possible uninsured repair outlay in an accessible reserve. The mortgage worksheet can include the supported recurring premium; it cannot decide a claim or make the roof’s future replacement free. Texas home-insurance guide ↗

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LUBBOCK / 06

Do not carry the seller’s tax assumptions into your loan

Use the property’s current appraisal record, taxing units and billing information to establish the tax question for the proposed owner. The Texas Comptroller distinguishes the appraisal district’s valuation role from the taxing units’ rate-setting role. Ask about exemptions and ownership changes before relying on the seller’s bill, then reconcile the estimate with the lender’s escrow figures. Keep closing adjustments separate from recurring annual costs. This workspace accepts a manual amount; it does not grant an exemption or calculate a future Lubbock tax assessment. Texas valuation and taxing-unit guidance ↗

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LUBBOCK / 07

Compare the builder’s whole financing proposal

For a new home, separate the purchase contract, included work, completion date and lender proposal. Ask whether an advertised incentive changes the price, rate, points or closing credit, and obtain another matching written offer where available. Budget the actual completed home’s tax, insurance and association costs, together with any work left to you. The metro report’s new-home coverage does not set those amounts, and transactions outside the MLS are a separate market question. A lower introductory payment should be modeled alongside the later obligation and actual upfront cash.

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LUBBOCK / 08

Treat a room-rental plan as income to verify

If you hope to rent rooms or another unit, ask about the actual property’s allowed use, lease obligations, insurance and mortgage occupancy requirements first. Build a rental plan from supported rents and a realistic lease calendar, including vacancy, repairs, utilities and turnover costs you would pay. A school-year assumption is not a signed lease, and projected rent is not automatically qualifying income. Compare the household’s ability to carry the mortgage through a vacant period before committing all savings to the down payment.

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LUBBOCK / 09

Let the holding period test the points decision

Enter offers for the same principal, term and occupancy, with discount points and other lender charges kept separate. Use the period you expect to keep the loan, then run an earlier move or refinance. Compare interest, fees and remaining principal together instead of selecting a rate by its headline alone. A larger upfront payment can reduce funds available for inspection findings or a reserve. The calculator illustrates entered offers; it does not calculate regulatory APR, guarantee refinancing or represent posted Lubbock lender pricing. Reading comparable Loan Estimates ↗

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LUBBOCK / 10

Schedule repairs without promising a grant

Identify immediate condition issues and optional later improvements from the actual inspection and contractor scope. Ask the lender which work must be finished before funding and which could use a documented renovation or draw arrangement. Place each supported payment on the calendar and test a delay. Keep unconfirmed assistance outside available project cash, especially when a legacy promotion’s status is unclear. The construction planner can show financing pressure over time; it cannot approve the property, contractor, assistance or release of a draw.

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LUBBOCK / 11

Compare a Lubbock purchase with a flexible rental period

Use your own rent and ownership expenses to compare buying now with continuing to rent for the intended hold. Include transaction charges, maintenance, insurance and a downside value case, then check a shorter stay. Keep the metro market’s observations separate from your assumed future sale price. A household move, different work arrangement or change in study plans can alter the horizon even when today’s payment is affordable. The result is a decision aid based on inputs, rather than a prediction of local prices or investment returns.

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LUBBOCK / 12

Give MITEY the decision you want to resolve

Describe the purchase, refinance, new-build or rental question and when you hope to act. Keep property condition, assistance uncertainty and the intended hold with the loan comparison. The optional enquiry starts with your name, email and broad question; do not attach identity documents or account details. Sharing a calculator scenario is a separate choice. MITEY keeps the public relationship, with provider introductions subject to confirmed availability and your permission. No individual assignment, mortgage approval, grant award or guaranteed rate is created by an enquiry.

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