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5.26.09

Five Ways the New Housing Law Benefits Home Owners


Benefit #2 – New and Improved FHA Hope for Homeowners Program
“It has been reported that only one family has qualified for the FHA Hope for Homeowners program since it was launched last year,” Nicholas said. The new version of the program should generate a lot more participation from lenders due to four major updates:

  • The current mortgage lien holder is allowed to share in any appreciation in home value that occurs over time. Previously, first lien holders were excluded from equity sharing and they had little incentive to participate in the program.
  • The FHA premiums are reduced to “not more than” 3% up front and 1.5% annually. This means that the current lender may only need to reduce the principal to 90% of the current home value instead of the 87% that was required under the old plan.
  • This program can now be used in conjunction with the Obama administration’s Making Home Affordable program that pays servicers a fee to reduce the mortgage balance.
  • Borrowers are no longer required to document their income through tax returns. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will issue income documentation guidelines that may make it easier for some borrowers to qualify using alternative sources of income documentation.

It is more important than ever before for home owners and buyers to work with a Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist, especially with all the rapid changes that are constantly taking place in the mortgage and housing markets.


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