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Search for current 1 year ARM rates from multiple mortgage companies in your state using the information contained in the mortgage rate table below. Please keep in mind that very few companies advertise this product but many do have the program available. If there are not companies posting rates, you may want to select either 3/1 or 5/1 ARM rates instead and then reach out to the various companies to request 1 year ARM pricing.

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Use the rate survey at the top of this page to find mortgage lenders and brokers offering 1 year adjustable rate mortgages in your area.

What is a 1 Year ARM and How Does it Work?

  • Many 1/1 ARM programs are 30 year amortizing mortgages where there is a low introductory rate for the first year of the loan. After the first year passes, the loan then begins to adjust up or down according to the loan's caps, margin and the index which the loan is tied to.
  • There are many times when 1 year ARM rates are equal to or even higher than longer term ARM products or fixed mortgage rates. Unless there is a major positive difference between 1 year adjustable rates and that of other more stable mortgage products, a consumer may want to think long and hard about taking on the risks of this type of loan.

Be sure to consult with a mortgage professional to discuss the potential risks and rewards or this or any other adjustable rate mortgage program.

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