What is FHA?
The Federal Housing administration’s (FHA) is a government organization that is entirely self-funded (the only one of its kind) through the insurance premium paid by on FHA funded homes. Its function is to provide mortgage insurance on loans made by FHA approved lenders. This insurance removes some of the risk undertake by the lender by protecting them against potential losses that would result from a defaulting homeowner. The benefit to the buyers is that unlike a conventional loan, FHA-insured loans generally require a smaller cash investment (currently 3.5% down). Furthermore, although even FHA requirements are beginning to tighten, there is still generally a little more flexibility when calculating Income and payment ratios.
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