When you add those two factors together, you could be looking at a loan that's
costlier than a conventional loan would be.
Not exact matches
FHA
loans have lower eligibility requirements
than conventional mortgages, but they also have more
costly insurance fees and different
loan limits.
Although, you may end up paying a slightly higher interest rate, seller financing will usually be far less
costly than conventional financing because sellers won't charge points,
loan origination and processing fees.