Along with low mortgage rates and other great traits, FHA loans are assumable. You could sell your home 5 years from now and offer the buyer today’s low rates.
FHA insurance premiums have fallen from .85 percent for most people to .60 percent. That’s a nice chunck of change, but it may not be the last reduction we see.
New laws have made mortgage insurance is tax-deductible for 2013. The change is retro-active for 2012 tax returns, too.
The FHA announced its latest round of mortgage insurance premium (MIP) changes. The increase starts April 1, 2013. Here’s how to beat it.
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.
Which is better for you? An FHA mortgage or a conforming one? Broken down, trait-by-trait.
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.