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Lowest closing cost mortgage lenders in Lincoln County County, Oregon

In Lincoln County, Oregon, homebuyers paid a median of $8,409 in closing costs in 2024 — above the Oregon median of $8,183. The county saw 419 purchase mortgages at a median rate of 6.62%. Among lenders with 10+ originations, U.S. Bank National Association offered the lowest median costs at $5,670, which is $1,570 less than the county median.

Homebuyers in Lincoln County County who chose U.S. Bank National Association paid $2,739 less in closing costs than the county median.

County Median Costs

$8,409

+2.8% vs Oregon ($8,183)

Median Rate

6.620%

+0.0% vs national (6.620%)

Median Origination

$4,118

Purchase Originations

419

vs Oregon Median

2.8% above

$226

vs National Median

24.7% above

$1,668

Lender rankings in Lincoln County County

7 lenders with 10+ originations, ranked by median total loan costs.

RankLenderMedian Total CostsMedian RateMedian OriginationVolumevs. Median
1$5,6706.625%$1,66010−$1,570
2$6,5676.933%$2,78918−$673
3$7,1926.874%$4,06118−$48
4$8,1436.750%$4,82519+$903
5$8,2866.933%$5,64710+$1,046
6$9,0267.000%$6,08131+$1,786
7$10,2426.500%$6,07413+$3,002

Includes lenders with 10+ purchase originations in Lincoln County County. Source: HMDA 2024. Sorted by median total loan costs.

View detailed closing cost breakdowns and user reviews for lenders in Oregon Lender Directory

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Data source: HMDA Modified Loan Application Register 2024, published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Statistics reflect originated first-lien purchase mortgages on owner-occupied principal residences. Medians exclude loans with exempt or unreported fee disclosures. Learn more at ffiec.cfpb.gov.