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FHA calculators help you determine how much you can afford to safely borrow in order to finance or refinance your home. FHA loans help homebuyers and homeowners with low down payment and lower credit requirements.

FHA Mortgage Loan Rates

February 16, 2019
FHA Rates for February 16, 2019
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Use the following calculator to determine the maximum monthly payment (principle and interest) and the maximum loan amount for which you may qualify. Enter all income and expenses as MONTHLY figures, not annual.

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Maximum Mortgage Payment (Principal and Interest):

$.00/mo

Your Estimated Taxes and Insurance:

$.00/mo

Estimated MIP Insurance:

Base Loan Amt. x (.85% for 30 yr or 0.70% for 15 yr)/12 effective after 01/26/15.

$.00/mo

Your Total Payment (All items):

$.00/mo

You May Qualify for a Loan Amount Up to:

$.00

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DISCLAIMER: The figures above are based upon current FHA program guidelines. FHA requires a 3.5% down payment as well as an upfront and monthly mortgage insurance in many cases. Other loan programs are available. Calculations by this tool are believed to be accurate, yet are not guaranteed. See upfront and monthly calculations: FHA Mortgage Insurance Requirements.

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First Time Home Buyers

The FHA Loan is the type of mortgage most commonly used by first time home buyers and there's plenty of good reasons why.

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Common FHA Questions

Purchase or refinance your home with an FHA loan. You can get one with a down payment as low as 3.5%. Browse through our frequent homebuyer questions to learn the ins and outs of this government backed loan program.

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