This is Not Your Father’s FHA!. Now represents >30% of loans being written Geared for: –First time buyers –Borrowers with little to no money –Buyers with.

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This is Not Your Father’s FHA!

Now represents >30% of loans being written Geared for: –First time buyers –Borrowers with little to no money –Buyers with less than perfect credit –Non-occupant co-borrowers

3.500% down payment 6% seller concessions All funds can be gifted No reserve requirements No income limits Very competitive interest rates

Limited to owner-occupied property Available for 1-4 unit properties High LTV available for OO 4 unit No minimum credit score Flexible down payment sources allowed

Manual underwriting common/allowed Good documentation is the key Borrowers in active Ch. 13 can buy Manufactured housing allowed

Borrower must have 3.500% down payment Pre-paids do NOT count toward 3.500% Seller can pay up to 6% in cc/pp Seller paid costs should always be applied to pre-paids first, then closing costs

1-4 unit purchases allowed LTVs as high as 96.5% 2-4 unit properties must be self sufficient Gifts and grants are allowed toward down payment

No minimum credit score! Some lenders impose their own min. FICO Last 12 months should show no late pmts. Judgments typically must be paid Collections not required to be paid Letter of explanation should be in the file for all bad credit Non-traditional credit allowed

Safety – Is the property safe? Sound – Is the property sound? Secure – Does the value support the loan? The days of the VC sheet are gone! FHA appraisals resemble conventional Roofs and lead-based paint still an issue Mfg. homes that have been moved are not eligible

Current owner must be on title 90 days PA for the sale cannot be dated before day 91 Some lenders may require 2 appraisals

Limits vary by county Our county limit is: $ Loan limit is before UFMIP is included Higher loan limits for 2-4 unit properties Increased loan limits good thru

Increases number of potential buyers Increases traffic Usually maintains sale/list price Reduces time of home on market Reduced cash requirement from buyer One of few remaining ways to achieve $0 out-of-pocket expense to buyers Competitive interest rates No pre-payment penalty Low monthly MI

Not the time to refer 3 lenders! You need one “go-to” lender –Wide array of lending products –Underwriting expertise –Credit specialist –Local and accountable