Current Refinance Rates - 30 Year Fixed Florida Lenders

Looking for Current Refinance Rates for your Florida home?  ERATE.com helps you compare today's home refinance mortgage rates in Florida.  Select from popular programs like the 30 Year Fixed, 15 Year Fixed, 5/1 ARM or other programs and we list the top offers from numerous lenders for you.  Rates are updated daily.

(Last Updated: 03/30/2025)
Lender
APR
Rate
Payment
Points
Fees
Loan Type
 Contact details
6.435% APR 6.375% Rate 30 day rate lock $1,997 Payment per month
0.386 Points$1,235 Points Fee
$2,245 Total Fees$1,010 Lender Fees
 30 Years Fixed
7.325% APR 7.250% Rate 30 day rate lock $2,183 Payment per month
0.750 Points$2,400 Points Fee
$2,400 Total Fees$0 Lender Fees
 30 Years Fixed
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Our site compares current refinance rates from a wide variety of popular lenders offering refinancing. You can filter by credit score, loan type, duration of loan to ensure that you can find the best refinance rates in Florida. Additionally you can sort your mortgage lenders results by Annual Percentage Rate (A.P.R.), mortgage rate, monthly mortgage payment, points, lender fees, and type of mortgage program—30 years fixed rate, 15 years fixed rate, 5/1 adjustable rate mortgage.

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When Is the Best Time to Refinance to get a lower rate?

Refinance rates fluctuate, so the best time to refinance is when they reach their very lowest. Of course, it's impossible to know in advance when rates are going to rise.

The good news is that at the moment refinance rates are still really low, so if you've got a mortgage that you've had for a while, you should definitely consider refinancing. It's possible that your current rate is higher than you could get currently.  You can easily view our refinance rates by using our iPhone Mortgage Rates App.