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Types of Mortgage Loans

HUD Mortgage Loans FHA & VA or Conventional

Types of Mortgage Loans Such As, FHA Rehab Loans, Low Income Mortgage Loans and VA Loans All Help Finance Real Estate for typical home buyers.

FHA Home Loan Requirement are Easy to Qualify For and The Terms Are Very Flexible. You can apply at any approved FHA Lender.

FHA Loans:include a number of different Federal Housing real estate loans. FHA and the Department of Housing and Urban Development are referred to as(HUD).

Some times FHA real estate loans are referred to as HUD loans. Borrowers who have reasonable credit and steady employment can qualify for an FHA loan to purchase real estate.

FHA offers mortgage loans most First Time Home Buyers can afford. Learn about Real Estate Loans.

VA Loans: The Department of Veterans Affairs guarantees loans made by lenders to qualifying Veterans. VA Loans are one of the few places you can obtain a 100% loan to value.

VA Offers Several Types of Mortgage Loans for Qualifying Veterans.

If you are a Veteran and want to know if you can qualify for a real estate loan contact the Veterans Administration and apply for a Certificate of Eligibility. Click on the VA Logo for more information.

Conventional Loans: The two main types of mortgage loans for real estate are Conforming and Non-Conforming.

Conforming real estate loans must meet Fannie Mae. and Freddie Mac Guidelines and not exceed the loan limit guidelines.

Non-Conforming loans are for higher amounts or have other conditions that cause the loan to considered as non-conforming.

The reason some real estate loans are non-conforming is insufficient credit, or the borrower’s finances may not meet Fannie Mae Guidelines.

Jumbo Loans: also known as Non-Conforming loans begin at $417,000 which exceeds the conforming loan amount.

Other reasons real estate loans are considered non-conforming is the borrower’s property or her finances do not meet the lenders guidelines.

Non-Conforming real estate loans usually have a higher rate of interest than conforming loans.

Adjustable Rate Mortgages: With these types of mortgage loans the interest rates can adjust monthly. The monthly payments can and do fluctuate over the life of the loan.

With an adjustable rate mortgage your monthly real estate payments can adjust up or down according to the index for your loan.

The index can be tied to several monetary funds one being the London Inter Bank Offering Rate (LIBOR). This is the interest rate on dollar-denominated deposits, also known as Eurodollars, traded between banks in London.

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Hard Money Lenders. Are called equity loans and are tied to the Quick Sale value of the real estate.

Credit is not that important. Hard money lenders like it when borrowers have good credit. Their main concern is the market value of the property and the borrower’s ability to make the payments.

Most hard money real estate loans are for 50% to 70% of the current market value of the property.

Hard Money Real Estate Loans also carry a higher interest rate between 10% and 20% interest. The loans usually cost between 5 and 10 points. A point is 1% of the loan amount.

If You Are Shopping For a Loan check the following links:

• For starters look at Real Estate Loans.

• Another good page is HUD Home Loans.

For more information about the different types of mortgage loans be sure to read other web pages on this real estate site.

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