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I've had FHA transactions that have gone brilliantly smooth as well as some that have been difficult and time consuming. Same for conventional.
I recently had an FHA appraisal come in 66k low on a 400k transaction. Was it because it was FHA or was it because the appraiser was lazy, didn't know what he was doing or had an agenda? It's hard to know.
I had an FHA appraisal come in 13k over on a 595k fixer property.
I'm not a huge fan of FHA, but it serves a purpose for buyers who decide it is the best option for them.
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JoAnn Moore
Georgetown, DE
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not if the buyer has the right guidance and the mortgage broker is competent....
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JoAnn Moore
Georgetown, DE
3,074,389
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My client had to go for a HUD 203k (rehab) loan. They qualified for the purchase amount but not for the Reno $$, so had to get a co-signer. The loan officer was totally inept. We were able to get 2 extensions on the contract, got a different Ioan officer & are now headed into the long holiday weekend with no commitment, a contract extension that ended Friday & just don't know where we stand. The stress has been tremendous! The buyer is my niece & her husband & I referred them to the initial loan officer who totally over promised & under delivered. I don't think he had a clue how to package a 203k application.
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they both have about the same amount of paperwork, overall the conventional loan if the client can qualifies is a much better choice , i am totally against mi for the life of a loan .my opinion only ; thanks Donna have a great day
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FHA loans are one of several offerings that take some special handling. We have Hula Mae and rural loans and others that can be tricky and make FHA look simple. A good loan officer is key for FHA or any of these loans.
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No. With experience, FHA tranactions are no more difficult and are not more stressful.
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