Indiana #4 in most significant state-level mortgage rate drop

As mortgage rates decline nationally, Indiana is experiencing some of the steepest cuts:

Homebuyers sitting on the sidelines have been seeing federal mortgage rates hovering above 6%, but the good news is—depending on what state you live in—you may find lower rates.

The current interest rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage is 6.3% for the week ending Sept. 25, according to Freddie Mac.

"The rankings suggest lenders in lower-cost housing markets are cutting rates more aggressively to encourage activity," WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo tells Realtor.com®.

"For buyers, that means lower monthly payments in areas where homes are already cheaper than in coastal markets, making these regions especially attractive right now."

Behind Alabama (-16.65%), Mississippi (-16.47%), and Iowa (-16.35%), Indiana ranked in 4th place:

4. Indiana

Decrease of 16.34%

Average rate: 5.06%

Median home list price: $299,900