Loan Programs
FHA
Requirements
- Down Payment:
- 3.5% of the final loan amount
- Terms:
- 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 years, fixed and ARM
- Credit Score:
- 500* minimum
- Mortgage Insurance:
- Yes, one-time, up-front and monthly
- * Under 580 requires 10% down payment
FHA Loan Highlights
Low Down Payment:
Benefit from a minimal down payment requirement of just 3.5%, making homeownership more achievable, even for those with limited savings.
Credit Score Friendly:
Embrace flexibility with credit score requirements, providing opportunities for individuals with less-than-perfect credit histories to secure a mortgage.
Government Backing:
Enjoy the security of a loan backed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), providing lenders and borrowers with added confidence and favorable terms.
Fixed and Adjustable Rates:
Choose from a range of mortgage options, including fixed and adjustable rates, tailoring your loan to align with your financial preferences.
Streamlined Refinancing:
Simplify the refinancing process with FHA’s streamlined approach, reducing documentation and underwriting requirements for potential long-term savings.
Property Type Versatility:
Explore various property types, from single-family homes to condominiums and multifamily units, offering flexibility to suit your unique housing needs.
First-Time Buyer Friendly:
FHA loans are an excellent option for first-time homebuyers, providing a straightforward path to homeownership with accessible terms and support.
Assumable Mortgages:
Take advantage of the ability to transfer your FHA loan to a qualified buyer, potentially increasing the marketability of your property in the future.
Financial Counseling Programs:
Access resources and counseling programs to enhance your financial literacy and make informed decisions throughout the homebuying process.
Energy-Efficient Upgrades:
Fund energy-efficient improvements in your home with FHA’s Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM) program, promoting sustainable homeownership.
Multi-Unit Property Investment:
nvest in a multifamily property with an FHA loan, allowing you to live in one unit and rent out others for potential additional income.