Yes you can obtain a FHA Loan on a second home as long as you meet the FHA requirements.
You can find information on a FHA home loan refinance online at the FHA website. Once on the site, you can view the requirements and limits of FHA home loans.
One of the benefits of an FHA loan is that the payments are the same for the duration of the loan. One can have a low credit score and still be able to obtain an FHA loan.
The FHA 203k Loan is currently (as of August 29, 2012) only available to primary resident owner occupants or qualified non profit groups.
There are several benefits of an FHA home loan refinancing. An FHA home loan is one of the easiest to qualify for. If for some reason you decide to sell your home, the buyer of your home can then take on your loan, leaving you with less money to pay in the end. This is called being assumable. Even if you have filed bankruptcy or have gone through a bankruptcy, you can still qualify for most FHA home loans.
No, you do not have to be a first time homebuyer to qualify for an FHA loan; however, a first time home buyer is often better suited for a FHA loan as the government insures the loan which gives the buyer a lower interest rate and a lower down payment requirement. You can read more about FHA loans here: http://www.lendingtree.com/mortgage-loans/advice/mortgage-types/fha-loan-eligibility/ Yes, you must be a first time home buyer to qualify for an FHA loan. FHA loans are designed to help first time home buyers to afford their purchase.
You can find information on a FHA home loan refinance online at the FHA website. Once on the site, you can view the requirements and limits of FHA home loans.
One of the benefits of an FHA loan is that the payments are the same for the duration of the loan. One can have a low credit score and still be able to obtain an FHA loan.
The FHA 203k Loan is currently (as of August 29, 2012) only available to primary resident owner occupants or qualified non profit groups.
There are several benefits of an FHA home loan refinancing. An FHA home loan is one of the easiest to qualify for. If for some reason you decide to sell your home, the buyer of your home can then take on your loan, leaving you with less money to pay in the end. This is called being assumable. Even if you have filed bankruptcy or have gone through a bankruptcy, you can still qualify for most FHA home loans.
The federal government administers FHA loans. Any information that you desire to learn about refinancing a government FHA loan can be found on the FHA web site.
No, you do not have to be a first time homebuyer to qualify for an FHA loan; however, a first time home buyer is often better suited for a FHA loan as the government insures the loan which gives the buyer a lower interest rate and a lower down payment requirement. You can read more about FHA loans here: http://www.lendingtree.com/mortgage-loans/advice/mortgage-types/fha-loan-eligibility/ Yes, you must be a first time home buyer to qualify for an FHA loan. FHA loans are designed to help first time home buyers to afford their purchase.
Well this will depend on what kind of FHA program you are insured under for your mobile home. If it is a "Home Loan" under 203(b) program then only under certain circumstances will you be allowed another FHA. BUT if you received a "Dealer" kinda of loan under the FHA program for the mobile home it can be classified as "personal property".......possibly.... If there is land or real estate property involved in the loan then probably not. Only a FHA Lender (underwriter) will be able to determine based on a verification of mortgage or loan from your current mobile home lender.
Yes. With any loan there will be an inspection.
Purposes of obtaining FHA loansUse an FHA loan to buy a homeFinancial assistance for senior individualsEnables you to buy a home, renovate it and incorporate all the costs into the loanTo make your home energy efficient
An FHA loan is a loan for first time home buyers. HUD has a website where you can talk to FHA housing counselors who will be qualified to answer all your questions regarding an FHA loan (http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/i_want_to/talk_to_a_housing_counselor.
Hello, You can not ask FHA to take over your mortgage. The best thing you can do if you can not continue to make your payments is sell your home. If possible, you really need to do this before the home is foreclosed on.
It's possible to refinance from an FHA loan to a conventional home loan, but the underwriting guidelines are different. For example, FHA allows a higher loan to value, and a lower credit score to qualify for a mortgage. See: http://www.loandepot.com/LoanOptions/FHA.aspx