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The following table features mortgage loan trends housing Market Data in Wisconsin .
Wisconsin
Housing Market Data
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| Housing Market Data |
Wisconsin |
| Population |
5,313,456 |
| Median Age |
38 |
| Median Household Income |
$47,205 |
| Total Housing Units |
1,111,657 |
| Average Home Price |
$143,891 |
| Owner Occupied |
61% |
| Education Levels |
Wisconsin |
| K-12 |
32% |
| High School Diploma |
22% |
| College Graduate |
10% |
| Post Graduate |
4% |
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Sources:
U.S. Census Bureau
Data aggregated from real estate market resources.
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The increasing number of bankruptcy filings reflected a negative trend in the Wisconsin mortgage market.
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Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) introduced a new Wisconsin mortgage program, Homes for Our Heroes, which offered special rates for teachers, policemen, and firefighters. The Guaranteed Loan program offered by the Rural Development of Wisconsin assists families with moderate to low income to own a home without down payments or money for closing costs.
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Apart from private lenders and mortgage brokers, Wisconsin home mortgage loans are available through federal, state and local government assistance. There are different types of home loan programs available. The federal loan programs offer down payment assistance for low to moderate-income home purchasers and rehabilitation loans for inner-city housing.Wisconsin Home Mortgage loans have flexible standards for qualification and other incentives. There are different statewide
mortgage loan programs that are offered through some counties and local jurisdictions. Some may offer loans for both buyers and builders. Cities and counties in different states offer programs created to meet the needs of their respective communities. City and county direct loan programs include Mortgage Credit Certificates, low or no down payment loans, property rehabilitation loans, and other types of loans. Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae provide funds through banks, savings and loans and mortgage bankers to buy homes.
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