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FHA Loans

Qualify with ease, even with a lower down payment! As your home
loan partner, Signature Mortgage is your source for FHA financing.

Insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), these loans are government-assisted alternatives to conventional financing, and were originally offered for first-time home buyers with imperfect credit. Now, FHA loans are open to a wider audience, and are even popular options for homeowners looking to refinance.

  • Put just 3.5% down
  • Easier to qualify
  • Fixed-rate and adjustable rate loans available
  • Refinance a conventional loan into an FHA loan
  • No pre-payment penalties
Get started to the right or call 1-800-241-1996 to get your personalized FHA quote.

What is an FHA loan?

Overall, FHA loans provide more flexibility in credit, income, and equity/down payment requirements, and are great alternatives to conventional loans. They do include a Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP), as well as monthly mortgage insurance, but FHA loans still enable many homeowners who wouldn’t qualify for conventional financing to purchase or refinance a home.

As your home loan partner, Signature Mortgage is here to help find the right loan for you. Please call us at 1-800-241-1996 to speak to a licensed mortgage banker.
TODAY'S LOW RATES

5 Year ARM* 2.75% (2.89% APR)

15 Year Fixed* 3.00% (3.19% APR)

30 Year Fixed* 3.625% (3.82% APR)

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* Rate displayed assumes that you are buying or refinancing an owner-occupied single family home, all borrowers have credit scores of 740 or higher, debt-to-income ratios of 35% or lower, asset and reserve requirements are met, and your property has a loan-to-value of 80% or less. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is based on a loan amount of $200,000 and may include up to 3 points. (Points include any origination, discount and lender fees.) On adjustable-rate loans, interest rates are subject to potential increases over the life of the loan, once the initial fixed-rate period expires.