FHA vs. Conventional Loans: The Biggest Differences
Both FHA and conventional loans can help you buy a home. But which one is better for your situation?
Both FHA and conventional loans can help you buy a home. But which one is better for your situation?
FHA loan limits vary by county and range from $524,225 to $1,209,750 for a single-family home within the continental United States.
PMI can help first-time buyers purchase a home even if they don't have a 20% down payment, but they have to know how to cancel it when it's time.
Private mortgage insurance, or PMI, is likely the least understood aspect of homebuying.
Lenders now have the time to spend on a loan file that needs a little more TLC, since they're no longer flooded with 800-FICO-score, 20%-down loans.
Self-employed Americans can have more challenges due to the variability of their income.
Far Rockaway Village in New York is the kind of housing Fannie Mae wants to invest more in: Homes that low-income people can afford in their own neighborhood.
The FHA announced updates to calculations for monthly student loan payments that will make it easier for some applicants to qualify for a home loan.
Pandemic-level mortgage rates are expected to be around at least through the end of 2022, according to a forecast from Fannie Mae, the world’s largest mortgage buyer.
Veterans and service members can again use their VA benefits to fund their fixer-upper projects....