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Texas Mortgage Loans with Hands-On Broker Guidance

Buying in Houston, refinancing in Dallas-Fort Worth, or building near Austin? Summit Lending compares Texas loan options side by side so you can see payment and cash to close before you commit.
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Texas Median Sales Price (Jul 2026)$339,000
TRERC reported a $339,000 statewide median sales price in July 2026, unchanged year over year.
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Texas Closed Sales (Jul 2026)32,306
TRERC: 32,306 closed sales in July 2026, up 2.2% year over year.
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Texas Single-Family Permits (Jan to Jul 2026)87,795
NAHB analysis of Census data showed Texas leading the U.S. in single-family permits through July 2026.
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Texas mortgage loans with broker guidance across the major metros

Texas is not one housing market. A first home in San Antonio, a refinance in Dallas-Fort Worth, a build in the Houston suburbs, and a purchase in Austin all ask different questions of a loan. Summit Lending LLC (NMLS 2394434) helps Texas borrowers compare purchase, refinance, construction, reverse, and commercial options with payment and cash-to-close numbers before they commit.

We are licensed in Texas and five other states (Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Arkansas, and Arizona), based at 4542 W 14800 N, Garland, UT 84312. Call 385-200-1470 or email [email protected].

Texas housing snapshot mid-2026: median $339,000, 32,306 July sales, about 5.5 months inventory, conforming limit $832,750
Designed graphic: Texas housing snapshot using TRERC and FHFA figures.

What the Texas market looks like in mid-2026

The Texas Real Estate Research Center reported a statewide median sales price of $339,000 in July 2026, unchanged from a year earlier and slightly below June's $342,000. Closed sales totaled 32,306 in July, up 2.2% year over year, with year-to-date sales about 3.2% ahead of 2025. Inventory has been closer to a balanced 5+ months in many areas than the ultra-tight conditions of 2021-2022, though metro results still diverge.

Redfin's June 2026 statewide median was about $347,911. FHFA's 2026 one-unit conforming limit is $832,750 in every Texas county. Freddie Mac's 30-year fixed survey average was 7.28% for the week of October 1, 2026. Survey averages are modeling context, not Summit Lending quotes.

Austin Texas skyline including the Frost Bank Tower under a clear blue sky
Austin skyline landmark for Texas market context. Photo via Pexels (free license).
Dome of the Texas State Capitol in Austin against a pale blue sky
Texas State Capitol dome in Austin, used as a place cue without flags or outlines. Photo via Unsplash (free license).

Texas mortgage options we help with

Aerial view of a suburban cul-de-sac with single-family homes and swimming pools
Suburban growth corridors drive much of Texas purchase and construction demand. Photo via Pexels (free license).

Texas county and city starting points

Homestead and closing rules in Texas can affect cash-out and renovation transactions. Your title company or attorney confirms the details for your file; we flag the issues early so timelines stay honest.

Buying or refinancing in Texas: practical steps

  1. Start with Texas preapproval so your letter matches verified income and credit
  2. Model taxes and insurance for the county you are shopping, not a national average
  3. Compare programs on the same house with the Texas mortgage calculator
  4. If you are building, decide early between one-time and two-time close on Texas construction loans
Real estate agent handing keys to a smiling homeowner
Texas closings move faster when financing is settled before the offer. Photo via Pexels (free license).

Related Summit pages: all mortgage loans, Utah mortgages, Idaho mortgages, and Wyoming mortgages.

Metro notes Texas buyers ask about

Houston and the coastal counties bring flood-zone insurance questions into almost every purchase conversation. Budget for the right flood policy early when the property needs it.

Dallas-Fort Worth still sees strong migration into Collin, Denton, and Tarrant corridors. Comps move quickly; a verified letter helps you compete without overreaching.

Austin and Travis County remain relatively expensive versus the statewide median, so conforming versus jumbo planning matters sooner.

San Antonio and Bexar County often give first-time buyers more payment room than Austin, but taxes and insurance still need local quotes.

Working with Summit Lending from out of state

Many Texas buyers relocate from Utah, Idaho, or elsewhere in our footprint. We can start preapproval before you travel for a tour weekend, coordinate with your Texas agent, and keep document collection remote. If you are selling a home in another licensed state to buy in Texas, we can discuss both sides of the move.

Insurance and escrow realities in Texas

Wind, hail, and flood pricing can move a Texas payment as much as a quarter-point rate change. Get insurance quotes early, especially along the Gulf Coast and in wildland-urban areas. Escrow shortages after the first year are often an insurance or tax estimate problem, not a lender surprise.

Information on this page is for general education. It is not a commitment to lend. Loan availability, terms, and pricing depend on your credit, income, assets, property, and lender overlays. Summit Lending LLC, NMLS 2394434.

U.S. 30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate (Freddie Mac)7.28%
PMMS week of October 1, 2026. Survey average, not a Summit Lending quote.
Mortgage Rates Average 7.28% - Freddie Mac PMMS Image
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2026 Conforming Loan Limit (Texas)$832,750
FHFA one-unit conforming limit is $832,750 in every Texas county for 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about home mortgage loans in Texas
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Your ideal loan depends on several factors like your financial situation, long term goals, and risk tolerance. Fixed rate mortgages offer stability, while adjustable rate loans may save you money initially. Government-backed options can be great for those with lower credit scores. At Summit Lending, we’ll guide you through the options to find a perfect fit.


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