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Jumbo FHA Mortgage Loan

Introducing conforming rates for jumbo home loans.

Also know as the High Balance FHA Loan program. You loan may qualify for this program.

  • Higher Loan Balances
  • No resever requirements
  • Higher Loan to Values
  • Higher debt to income ratios allowed
  • Lower Fico (credit score) requirements.
  • Non-conforming loans
  • High Balance

FHA loans with the temporary higher FHA loans limits are eligible as a result of the
Economic Stimulus Act of 2008.

For properties located in: With the following number
of units:
The maximum BASE
mortgage amount exceeds:
49 States (excluding Hawaii) 1-unit $417,000
2-unit $464,449
3-unit $561,411
4-unit $697,696
Transaction Min Score Max Loan to Value Max CLTV
Purchase 620 98.75 98.75
600 95 95
Rate and Term 620 98.75 98.75
Cash Out Up to 85% 640 85 85

Click Here to see detailed FHA Guidelines

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FHA Mortgage News

  • Inequality, the crisis and government, ctd
    2010-08-30 22:15

    MY COLLEAGUE thought our discussion about where to locate the causes of the financial crisis had left the issue of inequality behind. I didn't really think it had. I may have misunderstood what he was arguing, both in his initial post and in his reading of Raguram Rajan, but this is the thrust of the...

  • Cheaper Reverse Mortgages May Be Coming (U.S. News & World Report)
    2010-08-27 19:45

    U.S. News & World Report - The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is developing a new reverse mortgage product that sharply cuts up-front payments by home owners but also significantly reduces the percentage of a home's equity that can be paid to owners under the program. Reverse mortgages insured by the government are available on homes where the youngest owner is at least 62 years old. The program is called a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM).

  • Senate Approves Increase in FHA Fees
    2010-08-06 17:45

    New FHA borrowers will be charged a slightly higher annual fee, which is expected to bring in an extra $3.6 billion per year for the agency.

  • Senate Approves Increase in FHA Fees
    2010-08-06 17:15

    New FHA borrowers will be charged a slightly higher annual fee, which is expected to bring in an extra $3.6 billion per year for the agency.

  • Ex-Treasury Head: Dismantle Fannie and Freddie
    2010-08-02 18:15

    Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson called for replacing the government-sponsored enterprises and dramatically reducing the FHA's role in mortgage finance.

  • Ex-Treasury Head: Dismantle Fannie and Freddie
    2010-08-02 17:45

    Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson called for replacing the government-sponsored enterprises and dramatically reducing the FHA's role in mortgage finance.

  • HUD SEEKS PUBLIC COMMENT ON THREE INITIATIVES TO BOOST FHA CAPITAL RESERVES
    2010-07-21 13:45

    WASHINGTON - Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Commissioner David Stevens today unveiled three specific policy changes to strengthen the FHA's capital reserves while enabling the agency to continue to fulfill its mission to provide access to homeownership for underserved communities. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development today published a Notice, seeking public comment on three specific measures to reduce financial risk and preserve affordable mortgage financing for responsible consumers.

  • FHA Looking for Deceptive Lenders
    2010-07-13 23:15

    After Fannie and Freddie lost $145 billion in tax-payer dollars, the FHA is investigating lenders who sold bad securities to the housing giants.

  • FHA Looking for Deceptive Lenders
    2010-07-13 23:15

    After Fannie and Freddie lost $145 billion in tax-payer dollars, the FHA is investigating lenders who sold bad securities to the housing giants.

  • FHA ANNOUNCES ENHANCED RISK MANAGEMENT AND INCREASED OVERSIGHT OF MULTIFAMILY LENDERS AND UNDERWRITERS
    2010-07-13 22:45

    WASHINGTON - As part of the Federal Housing Administration's (FHA) ongoing efforts to enhance risk management practices, Commissioner David H. Stevens today announced plans to implement a series of changes to the multifamily insurance programs that will update underwriting policies, increase lender and underwriter quality, and align loan application, submission and approval standards. FHA's Multifamily Program Office consulted with stakeholders to bring these changes to market.

HUD Mortgage News

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  • OBAMA ADMINISTRATION AWARDS $19.5 MILLION TO PRODUCE MORE ASSISTED LIVING SENIOR HOUSING IN FOUR STATES
  • Most Owners Satisfied With Their Homes
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