FHA Loans    


FHA loans are are administered and insured by the Federal Housing Authority, a division of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

The programs are designed to help buyers with more moderate incomes into home ownership.  The qualifying standards are less stringent than conventional loans.  The required down payment is typically lower than most conventional loans, and in some cases the closing costs may be financed with the loan.

Each county has a maximum FHA loan amount, that is determined by the median cost of housing in the county.  Click Here to see the current limits for counties in South Carolina.   fix

Other Books In the Library

Main Library Page <> Down Payment Stratagies <> Chart of Interest Rates <> Questions To Ask A Lender <> What Are Lenders Looking For? <> Why Buy A Home <> VA Loans <> FHA Loans <> Settlement Cost Handbook <> 3 Things To Avoid <> How To Get Out Of Debt <> Understanding How To Use Credit <> Credit Repair <> Appraisals <> Title Insurance <> Credit Scores <> Automated Underwriting <>