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FHA Home Loans — 3.5% Down
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3.5% Down
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No Credit Impact or Appraisal Required.
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Flexible, First-Time Friendly
Buy with as little as 3.5% down, use gift funds, and qualify with flexible credit. FHA was built to help new buyers get keys sooner.
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FHA LOAN BENEFITS
Flexible Qualification,
Low Down Payment
FHA loans make homeownership more accessible with down payments as low as 3.5% (with qualifying credit), flexible guidelines, and the ability to use gifts or down payment assistance.
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Primary residences only.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Predictable Payments—
Terms to Fit Your Budget
Choose a fixed-rate 15, 20, or 30-year FHA loan. We’ll help you compare monthly payments and total costs, including FHA mortgage insurance (UFMIP & MIP).
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TODAY’S FHA RATES
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FHA Loan Rates
Rates vary by credit, loan size, property type, and term. Get a personalized estimate that includes FHA mortgage insurance so you can compare total monthly cost.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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