Tag Archives: FHA
FHA loans after foreclosure
The FHA has opened the doors for buyers who faced foreclosure, short sale and bankruptcy. Continue reading
PMI firms make a comeback
FHA is kicking some business over to private insurers. Continue reading
Reverse mortgages under review
The FHA is attempting to recoup losses with stricter standards for its reverse mortgage program. Continue reading
Why you need Fannie and Freddie
Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac backed 4 in every 5 mortgage loans originated last year. Continue reading
Could FHA require bailout?
Projected losses of the mortgage insurance agency could be worse than estimated. Continue reading
Lower reverse mortgage amounts
The FHA is changing the rules for lump-sum payouts. Continue reading
FHA loans get pricier April 1
With rising fees, FHA loans will be more expensive next week. Continue reading
Sequester, shutdown and your loan
Budget cuts and a potential government shutdown could get in the way of your loan closing. Continue reading
FHA smacks buyers with fee hike
Mortgages for homebuyers with low down payments are about to get more expensive — again. Borrowers will get stuck with the higher fee for the life of their loans. Continue reading
FHA helps struggling borrowers
FHA offers new options for borrowers struggling to pay their mortgages. Continue reading
