Greensboro Triad Real Estate Blog: Home Buyer’s Are You Aware Of Upcoming FHA Lending Changes?

Home Buyer’s Are You Aware Of Upcoming FHA Lending Changes?

Home Buyer’s Are You Aware Of Upcoming FHA Lending Changes?

 

One of the biggest things a good Buyer’s agent and loan officer can do is to keep you aware of costly changes to the real estate market and home loan process.  So have you been notified of upcoming changes to FHA lending guidelines?  Well let’s take a look at what you are look at.Rising costs

 

The Federal Housing Administration (or FHA) is increasing the cost of their up-front mortgage insurance premiums starting on April 1st.  Yes a cruel April Fool’s prank that has no one really laughing.  The increase will apply to new 30 year loans.  This is in addition to changes to the monthly PMI and the fact that the seller contributions are going to be lowered.   

 

On another note for those elderly clients looking at possibly doing a Reverse Mortgage the Mortgage Insurance Premium is being raised from .5% to 1.25%, and lower principal  limits. 

 

This does not give you much time to save but if you have been sitting on the fence trying to decide whether now is a time to buy this is just one more reason to ACT NOW!  However, if you are not ready don’t panic buy it is not a change that will break the bank.  It is going to impact you and if you can act now that will save you money.

Riding the Fence

So check with your Home Buyer’s Agent and your Loan Officer to see what the exact differences are going to mean to you at your loan limits.  

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The Author:

Larry is a Greensboro Residential Broker, Certified Relocation Specialist, luxury homes and farm/land specialist,  and certified in Short Sales and Foreclosure homes, SFR, SRES & CHMS who can assist you with the purchase and/or sale of real estate in the Piedmont Triad Area that include but, not limited to Greensboro, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, High Point, and Winston Salem, North Carolina.  If you’re relocating to or from any other area of the country, Larry connects you with a member of our national team of relocation specialist in your destination or exit city of choice.  The destination service is of no cost to you!  As your Personal Concierge Realtor Larry provides customer service that is equal to none.  Your complete happiness is our top priority!  Larry Story — Total Care Realty, LLC — 336-327-1841 also at  http://totalcarerealty.net

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