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16 Comments on Portsmouth NH Real Estate - Great Financing Options With FHA Mortgages
Ann,
FHA is once again becoming KING in the market! I remember when it really came through for us in the early 80's.
Have a Blessed Easter!
Lucky :)
Hi Bill - I think the new loan limits, at least for my areas, is a great bonus, and as you said, will open doors for homebuyers that might have been potentially cut out of the market.
Hi Lucky - I remember those days back then. Most of my first sales in the early 80's were VA and FHA. As I recall, it was quite some time before I sold a house with conventional financing. FHA is a terrific option for many buyers.
Thanks for the comments, and a Happy Easter to each of you!
Ann
Hi Diane - when I started reading up on the FHA guidelines, I was surprised at some of what I found. So I thought doing a post on it might be of some help to potential buyers who didn't know the benefits of FHA financing. Yes, I was quite pleased to see what our loan limits increased to - puts a whole lot of homes in the running now for those who need or want to use FHA mortgages.
Thanks for the comment!
Ann
That increase really makes a big difference in our area. So many buyers use FHA that this will open the door much wider.
Happy Easter Ann!
Hi Monika - I was really pleased when I saw the increase for our county - what a difference that is going to make for plenty of buyers.
Happy Easter to you and Jay!
Ann
Ann,
I'm not aure but do you see the new standards for FHA loans as a beneift for buyers?
Hi Neal - by new standards, do you mean the new increased loan limits? For my area, I really do. Our limits increased here, and that opens up more choices in mortgages for buyers up to $523,000 or so in my area. Our previous loan limits were $363,000 or so - nice increase here!
If you mean the guidelines I wrote about in this post, those aren't new. I just wanted to make more people aware of them so that they know FHA really is a viable option for them, especially if they don't have an excellent credit history
Ann
Monika - seems like a number of us worked part of the day for Easter - we do what we do!
George - FHA is a GREAT product, and I think many just looked right over it the last few years. But it's still here and even better with the increased loan limits we got for my areas here around Portsmouth NH. I had heard about the points being charged based on credit scores - I like the FHA guidelines better.
Judy - there is always hope and you're right about FHA providing it. I think it's a terrific program, and I hope more buyers are made aware of it, especially now with these increased loan limits for our areas.
Thank you for the comments - much appreciated!
Ann
FHA really is a wonderful option!
Sorry, that wasn't profound, but I wanted to let you know I read your blog and appreciated the info you provide.
I don't always comment but I do always read. If I don't have something sensible to say, I say nothing, cause some people think a "Great blog" comment is just for points...I don't comment for points. But anyway, I protest too much...lol
Hi Ann. Great information for your New Hampshire buyers and sellers.
You're right that FHA is more forgiving of credit problems. But I'm noticing a trend where investors that buy loans from Brokers and other loan originators are tightening up their guidelines beyond what FHA allows.
It's a good thing to work on those credit problems now.
Hi Karen - I'm glad you read, and I thank you for that and for your comments!!
Hi Joey - thanks for that tightening up info, I have not encountered that as yet.
Thanks for the comments!
Ann