Mortgage Lender Index

Mortgage lenders in Mississippi, county by county

54,386 mortgages were made in Mississippi in 2025, across 82 counties. Each county page lists every lender that lent there, ranked by how many loans it made, with the median rate its borrowers got and how often it said no.

CountyLendersMortgages made Median rateMedian loanDenied
DeSoto County 2785,176 6.500%$235,000 21.2%
Harrison County 3044,797 6.500%$195,000 26.0%
Rankin County 2484,363 6.625%$185,000 20.6%
Hinds County 2393,572 6.840%$115,000 30.3%
Jackson County 2583,272 6.625%$175,000 24.4%
Madison County 2392,962 6.625%$245,000 19.9%
Lee County 1831,784 6.750%$155,000 25.8%
Lafayette County 2581,654 6.875%$295,000 15.8%
Lamar County 1771,486 6.625%$195,000 23.5%
Forrest County 1831,453 6.750%$155,000 26.9%
Jones County 1361,236 7.500%$105,000 25.5%
Hancock County 2181,223 6.750%$195,000 25.7%
Pearl River County 1671,210 6.500%$175,000 28.8%
Lowndes County 1461,063 6.625%$165,000 25.6%
Lauderdale County 1421,029 6.590%$125,000 25.8%
Marshall County 166839 6.375%$195,000 25.7%
Oktibbeha County 154833 6.750%$195,000 24.6%
Warren County 124608 6.640%$130,000 34.5%
Monroe County 114583 7.100%$135,000 31.6%
Panola County 124558 6.875%$145,000 36.0%
Tate County 130540 6.625%$185,000 27.8%
George County 124522 6.625%$175,000 27.9%
Alcorn County 115505 6.750%$135,000 27.6%
Lincoln County 104489 7.125%$135,000 34.3%
Pike County 122483 6.750%$125,000 42.8%
Pontotoc County 113462 6.875%$145,000 30.3%
Marion County 117461 6.875%$95,000 35.8%
Washington County 114447 7.500%$75,000 28.7%
Simpson County 92418 6.990%$125,000 35.1%
Scott County 88409 7.500%$95,000 33.6%
Union County 116399 6.750%$155,000 32.0%
Itawamba County 95376 6.875%$115,000 25.3%
Stone County 101335 6.625%$165,000 30.4%
Tishomingo County 110328 6.750%$135,000 27.1%
Neshoba County 82327 6.750%$95,000 32.5%
Prentiss County 97326 7.000%$115,000 32.8%
Copiah County 94316 7.000%$105,000 38.8%
Newton County 78316 7.125%$105,000 34.0%
Grenada County 81307 6.880%$125,000 35.8%
Adams County 100298 6.625%$135,000 38.3%
Clay County 93295 7.250%$105,000 31.1%
Covington County 90287 7.375%$105,000 42.2%
Yazoo County 93285 6.750%$105,000 31.8%
Smith County 82277 7.500%$105,000 33.3%
Bolivar County 91274 6.990%$130,000 30.2%
Leflore County 76258 6.838%$85,000 31.0%
Attala County 85255 7.000%$95,000 31.9%
Yalobusha County 91254 7.450%$90,000 28.4%
Clarke County 81249 6.750%$105,000 32.2%
Leake County 86240 7.250%$125,000 34.1%
Winston County 66240 7.000%$95,000 30.7%
Sunflower County 70228 7.770%$75,000 32.5%
Jasper County 90224 8.000%$95,000 47.8%
Walthall County 74217 7.500%$95,000 44.3%
Wayne County 81217 7.750%$105,000 48.6%
Tippah County 86196 6.750%$115,000 39.3%
Chickasaw County 69182 7.125%$110,000 39.4%
Coahoma County 84168 7.125%$85,000 42.0%
Greene County 79167 7.500%$105,000 31.9%
Lawrence County 78166 7.000%$95,000 42.5%
Perry County 73163 7.250%$125,000 36.0%
Calhoun County 76157 6.990%$115,000 34.5%
Benton County 75144 6.750%$125,000 31.7%
Webster County 73133 6.625%$115,000 31.7%
Amite County 71131 7.120%$135,000 44.3%
Jefferson Davis County 71129 7.500%$95,000 52.3%
Carroll County 57127 7.125%$115,000 30.3%
Montgomery County 5799 6.875%$95,000 42.9%
Choctaw County 5597 6.875%$125,000 31.4%
Holmes County 5787 7.675%$75,000 50.4%
Noxubee County 4781 8.530%$95,000 46.2%
Tallahatchie County 5981 7.250%$95,000 48.6%
Humphreys County 4579 7.250%$65,000 43.2%
Franklin County 4778 7.000%$110,000 45.4%
Wilkinson County 4070 8.125%$95,000 49.1%
Tunica County 5667 7.250%$125,000 39.0%
Kemper County 4564 7.865%$100,000 46.3%
Claiborne County 4054 7.775%$90,000 58.9%
Jefferson County 4040 8.770%$105,000 65.3%
Quitman County 3634 6.563%$100,000 39.5%
Sharkey County 2924 6.688%$55,000 55.7%
Issaquena County 83 Under 10 loansUnder 10 loans 60.0%

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Counts, medians and denial shares are computed from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act loan-level file for 2025, published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau through the FFIEC: every application a covered lender received, as the lender reported it. A median rate is what borrowers got, not what you will be offered — it depends on the loan, the property, your credit and the market on the day, and no figure here is a quote. A median over fewer than 10 loans is not shown: it is a number with no meaning and a real person's rate half-exposed. Those cells say "under 10 loans" and the count is still published. This is information, not advice, and no lender pays to appear.