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FHA Loan Articles and Mortgage News
March 14, 2024 - Some loan types allow you to pay 20% down to avoid mortgage insurance altogether. Other loan types may allow you to make a larger down payment and stop paying mortgage insurance after 11 years. Other loans have no program-required mortgage insurance guidelines at all.
March 13, 2024 - FHA home loan down payments are typically lower than many conventional mortgage equivalents, especially if you can’t afford the 20% down needed to avoid conventional private mortgage insurance, which is required on a conventional mortgage.
March 12, 2024 - Some want to build a home from the ground up, and that job requires an FHA One-Time Close construction loan. Others want to renovate an existing home using an FHA rehabilitation mortgage or its refinance equivalent.
March 10, 2024 - Roughly 20 million Americans have purchased manufactured housing, and most government-backed mortgage loan programs offer some type of home loan for these borrowers. That includes the FHA, which offers these types of home loans.
March 4, 2024 - If you want to build a house from the ground up using an FHA One-Time Close construction loan, you should research your options to ensure you’re making the right choice for the right project. Do you need an owner-builder loan, a renovation loan, or a construction-only loan?