Not exact matches
The
National Housing Act (NHA) mandates that the FHA set its loan limits at 115 % of the area median home price, subject to a national minimum «floor» and maximum ceilin
National Housing Act (NHA) mandates that the FHA set its
loan limits at 115 % of the area median home price, subject to a
national minimum «floor» and maximum ceilin
national minimum «floor» and
maximum ceiling limit.
The Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 permits FHA to insure
loans on amounts up to 125 percent of the area median house price, when that amount is between the
national minimum ($ 271,050) and
maximum ($ 729,750).
Secondary market
loans are sold through a third party service, such as the Government
National Mortgage Association, and those third party services often prescribe
maximum loan amounts.
The
National Housing Act provides formulas for HUD to determine
maximum mortgage limits for
loans insured by FHA.