Fort Worth Mortgage Lending Rates

	Fort Worth Mortgage Lending Rates Information   This form gives you mortgage lending rate quotes from mortgage lenders who are licensed to provide the Fort Worth , TX area only:  Your information will never be given or sold to anyone else. Name Email Phone Property State Select State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware D.C. 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Median Family Income (2000) Fort Worth 534,694 $42,939 Forest Hill 12,949 $40,357 Haltom City 39,018 $42,706 White Settlement 14,831 $36,338     Fort Worth High Schools (Sorted by Number of Students)   PASCHAL HIGH SCHOOL 3001 FOREST PARK BLVD 817-922-6600 Serves 2,182 students. Student/teacher ratio: 18.3 BOSWELL HIGH SCHOOL 5805 W BAILEY BOSWELL RD 817-237-3314 Serves 2,170 students. Student/teacher ratio: 18.7 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 4501 W FREEWAY 817-377-7200 Serves 1,833 students. Student/teacher ratio: 20.2 TRIMBLE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 1003 W CANNON ST 817-871-3400 Serves 1,650 students. Student/teacher ratio: 18.2 NORTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL 2211 MCKINLEY AVE 817-740-5300 A Title I school. Serves 1,630 students. Student/teacher ratio: 16.9 WESTERN HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 3600 BOSTON AVE 817-560-5600 Serves 1,602 students. Student/teacher ratio: 19.1 EASTERN HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 5701 SHELTON ST 817-496-7600 Serves 1,574 students. Student/teacher ratio: 18.2 SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL 4100 ALTAMESA BLVD 817-370-5800 Serves 1,508 students. Student/teacher ratio: 18.7 SOUTH HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 6101 MCCART 817-263-1600 Serves 1,433 students. Student/teacher ratio: 17.4 NORTH CROWLEY HIGH SCHOOL 9100 S HULEN 817-263-1250 Serves 1,404 students. Student/teacher ratio: 15.6 DUNBAR HIGH SCHOOL 5700 RAMEY AVE 817-496-7400 Serves 1,169 students. Student/teacher ratio: 16.8 O D WYATT HIGH SCHOOL 2400 E SEMINARY DR 817-531-6300 Serves 1,104 students. Student/teacher ratio: 13.3 POLYTECHNIC HIGH SCHOOL 1300 CONNER AVE 817-531-6200 A Title I school. Serves 1,093 students. Student/teacher ratio: 16.4 CARTER-RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL 3301 YUCCA AVE 817-838-1500 A Title I school. Serves 1,062 students. Student/teacher ratio: 19.3 DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS HIGH SCHOOL 1411 MAYDELL ST 817-740-5400 A Title I school. Serves 917 students. Student/teacher ratio: 17.2 CASTLEBERRY HIGH SCHOOL 215 CHURCHILL RD 817-252-2100 Title I eligible, not participating. Serves 818 students. Student/teacher ratio: 15.9		Fort Worth Mortgage Statistics Category Value Homes With No Mortgage 35% With A Mortgage 65% First Mortgage Only 59% Second Mortgage or Home Equity Loan 5% Second Mortgage Only 3% Home Equity Loan Only 3% Fort Worth Housing Expenses Category Value Owner Costs as % of Income 18.2% Median Real Estate Taxes (2000) $1,240 Fort Worth Household Size Category Value Total Occupied 195,146 1-Person Households 29% 2-Person Households 29% 3-Person Households 16% 4-Person Households 13% 5-Person Households 7% 6-Person Households 3% 7+-Person Households 3% Fort Worth Housing - Year Built Category Value Median Year Built 1970 Median Year Built (Owner Occupied) 1964 Median Year Built (Renter Occupied) 1976 Fort Worth Home Heating Category Value Using Utility Co. Gas Heat 59% Using Bottled/Tank Gas Heat 1% Using Electric Heat 39%   Fort Worth Housing Size Category Value No Bedrooms 1% 1 Bedroom 5% 2 Bedrooms 24% 3 Bedrooms 53% 4 Bedrooms 15% 5+ Bedrooms 2%   Fort Worth City Information Fort Worth, located in north central Texas about 30 miles west of Dallas, is familiar to many as part of the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex. Fort Worth is actually thriving city in its own right, with around 550,000 people and a bustling downtown area. It is the sixth-largest city in the state and one of the 30 most populous in the nation. Named after Texas army commander William J. Worth, the city was founded during the Mexican War in 1849 as a military outpost. Fort Worth steadily grew as a center for cattle and meatpacking, first as a supply center along the Chisholm cattle trail, later with the completion of America's first railroad in 1876. An oil boom in 1917 and multiple military installations built during both world wars triggered additional growth. Today, Fort Worth boasts a strong and diverse economy not dependent on any one industry. Companies headquartered in Fort Worth include Burlington Northern Santa Fe, Radio Shack and American Airlines.   The Cowgirl Museum, the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, the Cattle Raisers Museum and the Cattleman's Museum all celebrate Fort Worth's heritage as the center of America's cattle industry. Every morning in Fort Worth you can see its herd of long horns driven down Exchange Avenue by cowhands, and the stockyards have been restored, with rodeos and western events held there regularly. Fort Worth Sports and Leisure Within a half hour of the city, sports fans can find local teams in all four major leagues, plus auto racing. Right in Fort Worth, the 154,861-seat Texas Motor Speedway is the second largest sports facility in the US, and the third largest in the world. The track hosts the annual NASCAR Nextel Cup event as well as Indy Car and dirt track racing. Just 12 miles away in Arlington, the Texas Rangers play their home games at the Ballpark in Arlington, which also houses a baseball museum. Just 22 miles away in Irving, the Dallas Cowboys ("America's Team") play at 65,000-seat Texas Stadium. The NBA's Dallas Mavericks and the NHL's Dallas Stars play 30 miles away in downtown Dallas at the American Airlines Center, which seats 18,000+. Within the city, the Fort Worth Cats play minor league baseball at LaGrave Field; the Fort Worth Brahmas play minor league hockey at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Political Inclinations Fort Worth folks tended to give their money ($91,380) to George W. Bush in the 2004 Presidential race. More campaign money flowed to the Republican party than to competing parties. Fort Worth Housing As of 2000, the share of housing units in Fort Worth that were owner-occupied was 59%. Commuting In Fort Worth , 94% of commuters drive to work. One of the nice things about the city is its reasonable commuting times.   Fort Worth Realtors Keller Williams - Lewis Robinson (469) 335-2235   Colleges, Universities, Divinity School, and Theological Seminary Brite Divinity School College of Saint Thomas More Tarrant County College Texas Christian University Texas Wesleyan University Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary University of North Texas Health Science Center University of Texas at Arlington, Fort Worth campus Texas Wesleyan University School of Law

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	DFW Metroplex
Counties	Collin | Dallas | Denton | Ellis | Henderson | Hood | Hunt | Johnson | Kaufman | Parker | Rockwall | Tarrant | Wise
Above 500,000	Dallas† | Fort Worth †
200,000 - 500,000	Arlington | Garland | Plano
100,000 - 200,000	Carrollton | Denton† | Grand Prairie | Irving | McKinney† | Mesquite
50,000 - 100,000	Flower Mound | Frisco | Lewisville| North Richland Hills | Richardson
10,000 - 50,000	Addison | Allen | Athens† | Azle | Balch Springs | Bedford | Benbrook | Burleson | Cedar Hill | Cleburne† | Colleyville | Coppell | Decatur† | DeSoto | Duncanville | Ennis | Euless | Farmers Branch | Forest Hill | Grapevine | Greenville† | Haltom City | Highland Park | Highland Village | Hurst | Keller | Lancaster | Mansfield | Rockwall† | Rowlett | Sachse | Saginaw | Seagoville | Southlake | Terrell | The Colony | University Park | Watauga | Waxahachie† | Weatherford† | White Settlement | Wylie