Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Tip of the Day

Since January 2006, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has given home buyers and sellers a reason to reconsider FHA loans. In the past the FHA process tended to be slower and less flexible than conventional and even some non-prime loans. In an effort to help borrowers, who get stuck with hidden fees, penalties, higher mortgage insurance premiums and higher interest rates, and sellers who often ended up paying more of the closing costs with FHA borrowers, the FHA changed it requirement to ones similar to its competition. These changes make FHA loans expands the options available to both buyer and seller. Learn more.



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