FHA Mortgage Loans

Our extensive experience with FHA loans makes homeownership accessible with lower down payments and more forgiving credit requirements. As specialists with these government-backed mortgages, we help first-time buyers and others with limited savings achieve


An FHA mortgage loan is a government-backed home loan insured by the Federal Housing Administration. Created to make homeownership more accessible, FHA loans are particularly beneficial for first-time homebuyers and those with limited financial resources or less-than-perfect credit histories.

Key Features and Benefits

🚀Lower Down Payment Requirements


FHA loans typically require just 3.5% down for borrowers with credit scores of 580 or higher, compared to the traditional 20% down payment for conventional loans.

🚀More Flexible Credit Guidelines


While conventional loans often require credit scores of 680 or higher, FHA loans may accept scores as low as 580—or in some cases even 500 with a 10% down payment.re

🚀Higher Debt-to-Income Ratio Allowances


FHA loans generally permit higher debt-to-income ratios than conventional loans, making qualification possible for borrowers with existing financial obligations.

🚀Competitive Interest Rates


Despite being designed for higher-risk borrowers, FHA loans often offer interest rates comparable to conventional loans.

🚀Broader Property Eligibility


FHA loans can be used for various property types, including single-family homes, multi-unit properties (up to four units), condominiums in FHA-approved developments, and manufactured homes that meet certain requirements.

🚀Gift Funds Accepted


FHA loans allow down payment funds to come from gifts from family members, employers, or charitable organizations, making it easier for buyers with limited savings.


FHA loans do require mortgage insurance premiums (MIP)—both an upfront premium and annual premiums added to monthly payments—but for many homebuyers, the benefits of easier qualification and lower down payment requirements outweigh this additional cost, making homeownership possible years sooner than with conventional financing options.