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FHA Loan Articles and Mortgage News
April 3, 2024 - If you buy a fixer-upper with an FHA loan, you must hire contractors to do the labor. There are some general guidelines about this process all borrowers should know before committing. Don’t consider unlicensed contractors. Your lender can’t approve a loan under such circumstances.
April 2, 2024 - There are lots of finance and mortgage-related publications. Some of these discuss FHA loan guidelines with varying degrees of accuracy. Here are some facts--and corrections--about FHA loans as published by others.
April 1, 2024 - The FHA’s new program launched in 2024 is called the FHA Payment Supplement and allows participating lenders more freedom to (temporarily) change the terms of the loan to reduce monthly payments without changing the home loan interest rate.
April 1, 2024 - When did you last check into your options to buy, build, or refinance using an FHA mortgage? In recent years, the FHA and HUD have modified the FHA single-family home loan program in ways that have benefited borrowers, both new house hunters and experienced borrowers.
March 30, 2024 - As the first quarter of 2024 ends, some market watchers are revising their home loan interest rate predictions for the remainder of the year. There are multiple reasons why mortgage loan interest rates may fall slower than some might like. One of those reasons? Fed lending policy.
