FHA Loans

"FHA loans" are mortgages made by approved lenders and insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA). FHA loans offer a variety of advantages over regular mortgages and they can help lower-income families and first-time homebuyers buy or build a home.
- Qualifying for an FHA loan
- Fees and costs of an FHA loan
- Purchase loans
- Rehabilitation loans
Available Formats
Pocket guide

Pocket Guide
- FHA Loans
- What can I do with an FHA loan?
- Mortgage limits
- Am I eligible for an FHA loan?
- Credit Reports & Credit Scores
- Your credit report
- Your credit score
- Improve your credit score
- Credit counseling
- Debt-to-Income Ration
- Mortgage Insurance
- MIPs
- FHA MIP refunds
- Tracers
- Appraisals & Inspections
- How Much Does It Cost?
- The Loan Estimate
- Common Fees
- Purchase Loans
- One- to four-family home mortgage insurance
- Mortgage insurance for disaster victims
- Mortgage insurance for older, declining areas
- Mortgage insurance for condominium units
- Insured mortgages on Hawaiian home lands
- Mortgage insurance programs on Indian Reservations and other restricted lands
- Manufactured homes loan insurance
- Good neighbor next door
- Rehabilitation Loans
- Rehabilitation loan insurance
- Energy efficient mortgage
- Property improvement loan insurance
- Refinance Loans
- Streamline refinance
- Short refinance
- Reverse Mortgages
- Home equity conversion mortgage
- Types of Mortgage Payments
- Fixed rate
- Graduated payment
- Growing equity
- Adjustable rate
- Resources

- Pages: 48
- Physical Size: Pocket Guide 48-00 3.75" x 5.5"
- Product Code: 01-0985-000-01
- ISBN: 978-1-62350-664-3
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