Oregon Refinance Rates & Programs 2026
Guide to refinancing in Oregon. Current rates, state programs, costs, and lender options for Oregon homeowners.
Oregon Refinance Rates & Programs 2026
Oregon homeowners benefit from strong appreciation and moderate refinancing costs. From Portland to Eugene and the coast, here's what you need to know about refinancing in the Beaver State.
Current Oregon Refinance Rates
| Loan Type | Average Rate | |-----------|--------------| | 30-Year Fixed | 6.22% | | 15-Year Fixed | 5.54% | | FHA 30-Year | 6.17% | | VA 30-Year | 5.50% |
Portland metro may see slightly lower rates. Use our refinance calculator.
Oregon-Specific Programs
Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS)
- Down payment assistance programs
- If you used OHCS assistance, check subordination before refinancing
- Mortgage Credit Certificates available
USDA Refinancing
Rural Oregon counties qualify for USDA loans outside Portland, Eugene, Salem, and Bend.
High-Cost Counties
Some Oregon counties have higher conforming limits due to expensive real estate.
Cost of Refinancing
Moderate costs:
| Cost Item | Typical Amount | |-----------|---------------| | Origination | $0 - $2,200 | | Appraisal | $500 - $700 | | Title | $800 - $1,300 | | Recording | $50 - $100 | | Total | $4,000 - $7,000 |
No state mortgage tax.
When to Refinance
Refinance if rates dropped 0.75%-1.0%, eliminate PMI, or consolidate debt. See cash-out guide.
FAQ
How long? 30-40 days. Property taxes change? No. Credit score? 580 FHA, 620 conv, 740+ best. Keep OHCS MCC? Yes, with participating lender.
Bottom Line
Oregon's moderate costs make refinancing attractive when rates drop 0.75%+.
Get quote: See rates.
Author: Bill McCoy, 15 years experience.
About the Author
Bill McCoy
Bill is a licensed mortgage broker with over 15 years of experience helping homeowners save money through refinancing. He specializes in analyzing market trends and finding the best loan options for each client's unique situation.
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