FHA Loans

2022 FHA LOAN LIMITS FOR CONNECTICUT (CT)

2022 FHA Limits For Connecticut is $420,680 and goes up to $695,750 for high-cost counties for one-unit properties. 2022 FHA Limits For Connecticut for 2-unit properties is $538,650 and goes up to $890,700 for high-cost counties. 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Fairfield County 1  Unit – $695,750 2 Unit – $890,700 3 Unit – $1,076,650 4 Unit – $1,338,000 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Hartford County 1  Unit – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Litchfield County 1 …continue reading →

2022 FHA LOAN LIMITS FOR COLORADO (CO)

2022 FHA Loan Limits For Colorado is $420,680 and goes up to $538,650 for high-cost counties for one-unit properties. 2022 FHA Loan Limits For Colorado for 2-unit properties is $970,800 and goes up to $1,243,050 for high-cost counties. 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Adams County 1  Unit – $684,250 2 Unit – $875,950 3 Unit – $1,058,850 4 Unit – $1,315,900 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Alamosa County 1 Unit – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Arapahoe…continue reading →

2022 FHA LOAN LIMITS FOR FLORIDA (FL)

2022 FHA Loan Limits For Florida is $420,680 and goes up to $710,700 for high-cost counties for one-unit properties. 2022 FHA Loan Limits For Florida for 2-unit properties is $538,650 and goes up to $909,800 for high-cost counties. 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Alachua County 1  Unit – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Baker County 1  Unit – $432,400 2 Unit – $553,550 3 Unit – $669,100 4 Unit – $831,550 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Bay…continue reading →

2022 FHA LOAN LIMITS FOR CALIFORNIA (CA)

2022 FHA Limit For California is $420,680 and goes up to $970,800 for high-cost counties for one-unit properties. 2022 FHA Limit For California for 2-unit properties is $538,650 and goes up to $1,243,050 for high-cost counties. What is FHA Loan Limit? Federal Housing Administration (FHA) are loans that follow guidelines from FHA and are also insured by Housing Urban Development (HUD). 2022 FHA Loan Limits for California (CA) were announced at the end of 2021. These are the maximum loan amounts that FHA will allow for those counties. The loan limits are derived…continue reading →

2022 FHA LOAN LIMITS FOR ARIZONA (AZ)

2022 FHA Loan Limits Arizona is $420,680 and goes up to $441,600 for high-cost counties for one-unit properties. 2022 FHA Loan Limits AZ for 2-unit properties is $538,650  and goes up to $565,300 for high-cost counties. 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Apache County 1 Unit  – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Cochise County 1 Unit  – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Coconino County 1 …continue reading →

2022 FHA LOAN LIMITS FOR ALABAMA (AL)

2022 FHA  Loan Limits for Alabama counties is $420,680 and for 2-unit properties is $538,650 See below the list of all 2022 FHA Loan Limits for Alabama counties with 1, 2, 3, and 4 Unit properties. 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Autauga County 1  Unit – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Baldwin County 1  Unit – $420,680 2 Unit – $538,650 3 Unit – $651,050 4 Unit – $809,150 2022 FHA Mortgage Loan Limits for Barbour County 1 …continue reading →

2022 FHA Loan Limits Makes a Big Jump

2022 FHA Loan Limits - both “floor” and “ceiling” loan limits will increase from $356,362 and $822,375 in Calendar Year 2021 to $420,680 and $970,800 in CY 2022, respectively, for a one-unit property. These limits are applicable to loan applications taken between January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2022. Low-cost Area 2022 FHA Loan LimitThe FHA national low-cost area mortgage limits, which are set at 65 percent of the national conforming limit of $647,200 for a one-unit Property, are, by property unit number, as follows:One-unit: $420,680Two-unit: $538,650Three-unit: $651,050Four-unit: $809,150 High-cost Area 2022 FHA…continue reading →

Qualifying for FHA loans with Student Loans is Easier Now

  A recent announcement by Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has made qualifying for FHA loans easier for borrowers with Student Loans. The debt to income ratio plays an important role in qualifying for any mortgage including FHA loans. It's the ratio of your monthly obligation towards debts vs your monthly qualifying income. Before: Earlier student loan payment was calculated as follows: either the greater of 1 percent of the outstanding balance on the loan; or the monthly payment reported on the Borrower’s credit report; or the actual documented payment, provided the payment…continue reading →

H1B Visa Eligible for FHA Loans. See if you Qualify.

H1B visa holders are now eligible for Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans. For a long time, borrowers with an H1B visa could not qualify for FHA loans. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently released new guidelines regarding eligibility requirements for non-permanent resident borrowers. Here are the updated guidelines: A Borrower who is a non-permanent resident may be eligible for FHA-insured financing provided: the Property will be the Borrower’s Principal Residence; the Borrower has a valid SSN, except for those employed by the World Bank, a foreign embassy, or equivalent employer identified…continue reading →

How to Apply for an FHA Loan in 2021? Who can Qualify?

How to apply for and who can qualify for an FHA loan in 2021? FHA loans offer incredible alternatives for first-time homebuyers and existing homeowners. Traditional fixed and adjustable-rate FHA mortgages for homes continue to exist, but special opportunities which include energy-efficient incentives, graduated payments, and reverse mortgages are also available in 2021. While we provide an overview of available FHA loan products and qualification guidelines below, a personalized assessment is the best way to find the loan product that will work best for you and your home-owning situation. Learn about the difference…continue reading →