Over the past 2-3 months, Congress has taken action and passed H.R. 5981. This bill gives FHA the authority to adjust it’s annual mortgage insurance premium yielding approximately $300 million per
month to the FHA Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund at a time when its reserves are perilously low. As a result, FHA has decided that effectively on October 4, 2010, the UFMIP (Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premium) and the Monthly Insurance Premium will change in order to meet the demands of future FHA Homeowners.
What does this mean for you and how does it affect your ability to qualify for an FHA Loan in Arizona?
A portion of your (UFMIP) Up-front Mortgage Insurance Premium is moving from being financed on top of the amount financed (your loan), into a higher amount of monthly mortgage insurance payments through the period of time you carry MI. For many future FHA Homebuyers, this is a very good thing since the total “LOAN TO VALUE” will be less than the outgoing formula. To simplify the equation, the following is an illustration of the current and new FHA Fees based on a 3.50% down payment:
Old FHA MI Fees (Void as of October 4, 2010)
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