FHA
Our FHA loans are designed to make homeownership more accessible, especially for first-time homebuyers. These loans are insured by the Federal Housing Administration and offer flexible credit requirements and low down payment options.
- Flexible credit score requirements compared to other mortgage options
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F. A. Q's
Frequently Asked Questions
Dreaming of homeownership but worried about a hefty down payment or a low credit score? An FHA loan might be your best option. acked by the Federal Housing Administration, they offer more flexible requirements and lower down payments compared to traditional mortgages. Here are some frequently asked questions that we often receive from our clients about FHA loans.
FHA is a type of mortgage loan backed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), a U.S. government agency. FHA loans are designed specifically to make homeownership more accessible to people with low credit scores or limited financial resources. With an FHA loan, the government insures a portion of the loan, protecting the lender if you default. So, this loan gets faster approval and potentially lower interest rates compared to conventional loans.
The minimum credit score you will require for an FHA loan is 500, while a higher credit score (580) will lower your down payment (3.5%). Lower scores may require a 10% down payment.
The minimum down payment for an FHA loan is 3.5%, which is significantly lower than the usual 20% for traditional mortgages. This makes homeownership more accessible for individuals with limited savings. However, if your credit score is lower than 580, you'll need a 10% down payment. You can even use gift funds for your down payment, but be sure to document the source of the gift properly to ensure it complies with FHA guidelines.
Yes, FHA loans require a mortgage insurance premium (MIP) to protect the lender if you default. The premium is based on your loan amount, down payment, and credit score. This is paid monthly.
No! While popular among first-time buyers, you can use FHA loans for refinancing existing mortgages, purchasing second homes, or even multi-unit properties.