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Have FHA Questions?

 

For FHA technical support, please search the FHA Frequently asked questions site, or contact by telephone toll-free between 8:00 a.m. & 8:00 p.m. ET at: (800) CALLFHA or (800) 225-5342.

 

 

Find the Latest and most helpful FHA and VA Financing Links to learn all about condo financing!

 

Also, check out our link below for Freddie Mac condo updates each year!

 

For Real Estate Agents, get all the details on how to put together a great FHA or VA loan for your buyers!

 

Or if you are a buyer or seller, see if your condo listing is FHA or VA approved:

 

FHA-Approved Condo Look-up List 

 

VA-Approved Condo Look-up List:

 

Learn All About FHA Loans and use the convenient FHA Checklists provided at:

https://www.fha.com/fha_requirements_checklist

 

https://fhaprosllc.net/services/fha-va-approval/

 

https://fhaprosllc.net/

 

HUD Real Estate Broker and Agent Information Center

Buying a Home or Condo

 

FHA Mortgage Limits

 

Guidance for Homeowners

 

Avoiding Foreclosure

 

Making Home Affordable

 

View all FHA Mortgagee Letters on-line

 

FHA Archives

 

HUD Press Room

 

HUD Official Blog

 

HUD Training Videos and MultiMedia

 

HUD Online Library

 

Courtesy of FHA, HUD.

 

OTHER CONDO FINANCING WEBSITES:

 

The Mortgage Reports

 

Freddie Mac Condo Updates

 

 

What is Condominium Mortgage Insurance?

 

Section 203 (b) of the National Housing Act provides authority to insure any mortgage covering a one-family unit in a project coupled with an undivided interest in the common areas and facilities which serve the project. 

 

Eligible projects are those that have been declared and exist in full compliance with applicable state law requirements of the jurisdiction in which the condominium project is located, including good standing with the state, and with all other applicable laws and regulations.

 

FHA insures condominium single unit loans for up to 30-year terms to purchase or refinance a unit in an FHA-approved condominium project.  The condominium project must be primarily residential, contain at least two dwelling units and can be detached, semi-detached, a row house, a walk-up, mid-rise, high-rise, including those with or without an elevator, or manufactured housing. 
(Source: www.HUD.GOV)