Mortgage Planning
Which one is the right one? First of all, let’s look at the definition of each.
FHA Loan –
FHA mortgage loans are home loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration through mortgage insurance. You pay 3.5% of the purchase price of the home on your own as the down payment. The other 96.5% of the price is covered by your mortgage. FHA loans also come with monthly mortgage insurance. However, these premiums are often lower than other mortgage loans, so they’re optimal for first time home buyers.
Rural Development Loan –
It’s not much different than getting an FHA loan. Like FHA, a government agency sponsors the program, but some local lenders* handle 100% of the transaction. That means your lender does everything from taking your application to issuing the final approval. This zero-down, 100% financing home loan is sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture to promote homeownership in less-dense communities across the U.S.
*http://www.dacotahbank.com/mortgage *https://www.bankeasy.com/mortgage/types-of-mortgages/
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