FHA Mortgage

FHA loans are easier to qualify for than many other mortgages. Learn what's required for an FHA loan and when it's a good option.

Qualifying for an FHA mortgage is easier than for many other programs, but it is not automatic. Here's what you need to know to increase your chances of FHA loan approval.

The FHA's Back To Work - Extenuating Circumstances mortgage program waives the standard 3-year waiting period after a foreclosure or short sale, and 2-year waiting period after a bankruptcy.

Home buyers can extend their purchasing power via the FHA's ultra-high loan size limit. Download FHA loan limits for all U.S. counties.

The FHA mortgage program is lenient toward borrowers with no credit history, or a derogatory credit history. Common questions answered.

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has published post-disaster mortgage guidelines to help its U.S. homeowners.

The National Association of REALTORS® highlights today's home buyer demographics. Fewer first-time buyers are women; more use FHA financing.

Which is better for you? An FHA mortgage or a conforming one? Broken down, trait-by-trait.

Is an FHA mortgage better for you than a conventional one? A quick rundown of each product and a comparison chart.

The FHA will raise its mortgage insurance premiums April 1, 2012. Here is a listing of the new FHA MIP schedules.

The FHA insures 25% of the mortgage purchase market these days, up from 5 percent in 2006. Is it because FHA mortgages are cheaper than conforming ones?