Question by : Can mortgage insurance come off of an FHA loan?
If you pay down 20% of the principal balance on an FHA loan, what is ed can the mortgage insurance come off?
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Answer by Common Sense
No, page unless you’ve had the loan at least 5 years. But remember it’s 20% of the value of the house, not the balance. Many values have dropped the last few years.
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Question by Alegria: What are the guidelines for a FHA loan? Income requirements? Be a first time buyer? Loan amount Limit?
I have been approved for a home mortgage but we need to have 10% down due to the declining market area. What are the guidelines for a FHA loan? Do I need to meet income requirements? Is there a amount limit to what the FHA loan can be made? I want a fixed-30-year loan.
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Answer by Lucille
Here are many first time home buyers programs available. You may start by calling the city Housing Office in your city or the county housing officemortgage brokers or institutions that are authorize to administer the program. These agencies are normally listed on a pamphlet.
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FHA loan limits are state and county specific. Go To HUD.GOV for those answers
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Because it’s an FHA loan, lenders will offer you lower, more affordable rates. This is possible because the FHA insures lenders, so they have less risk by taking you on as a borrower.
No matter what loan said, you still need to add the property tax and associate fee etc. and you shoun’t not pay more than 1/3 of your total income i mortagage, this is why happend many home were foreclosure, because many to meet the minimumt payment more than half of their income in mortage, when something happend like lay off from job, can’t keep up the high mortage result in foreclosure. 10% money down is less, ended you had to pay more per month, you should pay aleast 25% money down.
the debt to income ratio for FHA is 31/43
31% payment to income
43% total debt to income
There are slight exceptions to these ratios depending on the Underwriters descretion..(ask your Loan officer)
The FHA loan limit will depend on where you live. It varies by state and county