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Tag Archives | FHA Loans
Know Your Mortgage: FHA Loans
by Travis Pelto on April 4, 2013 in Mortgage News, Mortgage Rates
This week we dive headfirst into the world of FHA loans. What are they? Do I qualify? Am I asking too many questions? This and more answered inside.
FHA Insurance Premiums Rising Soon – Bad News for Your Wallet
by Clayton Closson on February 18, 2013 in Home Buying, Refinance Mortgage
Two changes to FHA loan monthly insurance premium (MIP) could affect anyone who chooses an FHA loan to refinance or buy a home. Changes that will affect you in the place you least like – your wallet. Or your budget.
Is the Mortgage Process Really That Difficult?
by Tom Dempsey on October 29, 2012 in Credit & Debt, Home Buying, Home Sales, Homeowners Tips, Refinance Mortgage
Is the mortgage process that difficult? What is the perception? How does that differ from reality? Certainly the process is different from years past. It’s received a lot more attention these days and clearly it’s more regulated.
Obama Administration Announces Relief for Current FHA Borrowers, Servicemembers and Veterans
by Victoria Araj on March 6, 2012 in Homeowners Tips, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Refinance Mortgage
Today, the Obama Administration announced steps to support FHA loan holders seeking a refinance and servicemembers and veterans who were denied a lower mortgage interest rate or unjustly foreclosed upon.
No Down Payment Loans and Low Down Payment Loans: Do They Still Exist?
by Victoria Araj on November 22, 2011 in Home Buying, Mortgage Rates, Saving, Smart Shopper
There are a couple of options that are available to help you move into a home with a low down payment or zero down payment and most importantly, a comfortable monthly payment that won’t weigh you down.

Will Your Dream Home Become More Expensive? Mortgage Conforming Loan Limits Changing Soon.
by Bobbi McPherson on July 29, 2011 in Economic Analysis, Mortgage Rates, Mortgage Updates and Changes

Federal Help Near for Unemployed Homeowners
by Jonathan Slappey on July 12, 2011 in Credit & Debt, Mortgage Updates and Changes, Trends
A new initiative allows eligible jobless homeowners to defer mortgage payments while they seek employment.

FHA Could Be Shut Down Over Debt
by Kristen Curzytek on July 5, 2011 in Mortgage Updates and Changes
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) could possibly shut down. If this occurs, a valuable source of mortgage credit for homebuyers will no longer be available.
Mortgage Rates Hit Lowest Level for 2011
by Rebecca Carter on May 6, 2011 in Economic Analysis
Rate dip opens a window of opportunity as the economy moves toward recovery and rates inevitably rise. Great news for those seeking financing as home buying season begins.
