Federal Housing Administration to Make Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) Changes Again on June 3
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Chris Doering Mortgage advises
Beginning on
Beginning in June, the FHA will move away from an LTV-based system. The new cancellation policy will be as follows: loans beginning at 90 percent LTV or less will pay annual MIP for 11 years and loans beginning at 90 percent LTV or more will pay annual MIP for the complete loan term. This means that home buyers using the
Chris Doering Mortgage advises any potential Florida FHA borrowers to apply for an FHA loan at least ten days prior to the
For more information call the mortgage professionals at Chris Doering Mortgage today at 352-244-0840.
About the company:
Established in
The commitment to skillfully and ethically deliver the highest quality customer service throughout the mortgage process is second to none with the Chris Doering Mortgage team of professionals. They specialize in FHA loans, current mortgage rates and mortgage refinance options.
The staff is constantly educating themselves on the ever-changing home mortgage landscape and adapting to the changing needs of the real estate industry to meet the expectations of clients. For more information visit their website at http://www.mygatormortgage.com.
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