Yep My mortgage just went up along with anyone else with a FHA..... Should help out a ton.
Trump administration suspends FHA mortgage premium rate cut
Trump administration suspends FHA mortgage premium rate cut
How does them stopping a CUT cause your mortgage to go UP? The FHA insurance premium is for the FHA to have a fund available if/when borrowers fail to pay. There is a statutory mandate that the fund has 2% or greater capital ratio and the existing amount is approximately 2.32%, just a bit above the legal minimum. This means that of the outstanding loans the FHA is insuring, they can have only a 2.32% loss before the fund is wiped out and the TAXPAYERS ARE ON THE HOOK to make up the difference. To put this in perspective, large US banks have Tier I capital ratio's in the 9-11% range, close to 5X the reserve ratio as the FHA.Yep My mortgage just went up along with anyone else with a FHA..... Should help out a ton.
Trump administration suspends FHA mortgage premium rate cut
How does them stopping a CUT cause your mortgage to go UP? The FHA insurance premium is for the FHA to have a fund available if/when borrowers fail to pay. There is a statutory mandate that the fund has 2% or greater capital ratio and the existing amount is approximately 2.32%, just a bit above the legal minimum. This means that of the outstanding loans the FHA is insuring, they can have only a 2.32% loss before the fund is wiped out and the TAXPAYERS ARE ON THE HOOK to make up the difference. To put this in perspective, large US banks have Tier I capital ratio's in the 9-11% range, close to 5X the reserve ratio as the FHA.
The 'cut' was nothing but a way of making Obama look good and does nothing but make the FHA less stable. That plus the fact that FHA loans may have as little as 3.5% down is a recipe for disaster and another housing crisis.
Why did you go to the fed.gov for assistance?
Yep My mortgage just went up along with anyone else with a FHA..... Should help out a ton.
Trump administration suspends FHA mortgage premium rate cut
Unfortunately it still requires a re-appraisal, though. At your expense, but it is good advice.If the economy improves, and real estate prices rise, you can try to have your PMI removed by having your house reappraised.
If the house price in the new appraisal is 20% more than your current mortgage balance, inform your lender (by providing the appraisal) that you now have 20% equity in the property and that you expect the monthly PMI fee to stop. This is what we did after purchasing our first home with way less than a 20% down payment.
Schumer's comments in the article are telling. We are currently in a growing economy with low unemployment and he's deriding the cancellation of a NEW rate cut as some attack on the poor and the american dream. Who is paying for this?
Already anybody itemizing can deduct their mortgage interest, something not possible in most countries.