FHA Home Buying - Page 6

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

Beginning June 3, 2013, many FHA-insured homeowners will be forced to pay 30 years of MIP. Beat the change. Get an FHA Case Number today.

The FHA is raising its mortgage insurance premiums, and changing MIP cancelation policies. Apply before April 2013 to get "grandfathered" in to today's looser rules.

The FHA announced its latest round of mortgage insurance premium (MIP) changes. The increase starts April 1, 2013. Here's how to beat it.

For 2013, the FHA is raising its mortgage insurance premiums (MIP) and changing its MIP cancelation policy. Read about it.

FHA has excluded the FHA Streamline Refinances from Compare Ratios. Banks may stop verifying income, job and credit score.

A bill was introduced that would lower FHA mortgage insurance premiums for first-time home buyers.

Congress is working a bill that would give the FHA the ability to raise mortgage insurance premiums to 2.05% -- the fifth hike in 5 years.

The FHA may change its treatment of foreclosures, short sales and bankruptcies in a buyer's credit history, adding to the pool of home buyers nationwide.

The FHA has restructured its mortgage insurance rates for 2012. This guide details the changes and can help you keep your FHA payments low.

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

FHA mortgage insurance rates are increasing. Beat the increase by having your FHA Case Number assigned. All you have to do is give a mortgage application. I'll handle the rest for you.

To lower costs, newspaper editors are replacing beat writers with "article syndication". Syndication can be a good strategy, but it requires care. The syndicated article highlighted here is 11 months -- and 2 FHA guideline changes -- behind-the-times. It's patently incorrect.

For the second time in 4 months, the FHA is changing the way it charges mortgage insurance.

The FHA is discontinuing its 95% cash-out refinance program effective April 1, 2009. For all case assigmements made on or after April 1, 2009, cash-out refinances are limited to 85%. "Case assignment" is FHA-speak for "registered loans".