An FHA identity of interest, or non-arms-length, transaction can impact your down payment requirements. Learn what identity of interest is and how it can affect your loan.
Learn how to use the FHA-approved condos list, how and why to get a condo approved, why some condo associations don’t seek FHA approval, and more.
The FHA amendatory clause protects the buyer, but can also make it harder to get an accepted offer. What the amendatory clause does and alternatives.
Qualifying for one of the many types of FHA refinances can be easier than with other programs thanks to this loan's relaxed requirements.
FHA is already a lenient program, requiring just 3.5% down. But FHA also allows buyers to use a wide variety of down payment assistance programs to make it even more feasible to buy a home.
Opening a HELOC while you can qualify isn't a bad idea. If you need it later, you may not be approved when you need it most.
In this comprehensive guide, we'll discuss the pros and cons of an FHA loan, including how the government-backed program compares to conventional mortgage alternatives.
Once you’ve gotten 22% equity in your home your PMI will go away. See how to get rid of PMI on a conventional loan without refinancing and more.
A home appraisal can make or break a home sale or purchase. We’ll cover nine things that can hurt a home appraisal, including five that are within your control.
Non-traditional lending types exist for non-warrantable condos. Discover why inexperienced buyers are likely better off avoiding these properties.
