The Different Types of FHA Loans
- FHA loans are available with different terms, so you can choose the length of the mortgage that works for you.
- Think you’ll refinance or move within a few years? An FHA adjustable rate mortgage comes with a low fixed rate for the first five years.
How FHA Loans Work
- You get an FHA loan from an FHA-approved mortgage lender.
- The loan is insured by the Federal Housing Administration.
- Because of that insurance, the credit and income requirements for an FHA loan are more lenient.
- To help fund the FHA program, in most cases you’ll pay mortgage insurance, which is added on to your monthly payment.
- The home you want to buy will have to meet the FHA’s minimum property standards.
Flexible Terms
You can qualify with a lower credit score compared to other loans
Low Down Payments
You can buy a home with a down payment as low as 3.5% on a 1-4 family home.
Easy Refinancing
If you already have an FHA loan, you can refinance with FHA Streamline to lower your interest rate without providing income documents or ordering an appriasal.
Forgiving Qualifications
You may qualify even if you’ve had financial difficulties in the past, like a bankruptcy
Closing Costs
You may be able to roll your closing costs into your loan by selecting a slightly higher than market rate
Federally Insured
The loan is insured by the Federal Housing Administration
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