Not exact matches
As opposed to
upfront premiums — the
mortgage insurance paid when receiving the loan, 1.75 percent of the value — annual
premiums vary
based on the length of the loan, the amount, and the initial loan - to - value ratio (LTV).
This is
based upon a $ 200,000 sales price with 0 % down and 2.00 %
upfront guarantee fee of the
base loan amount of $ 200,000, which works out to $ 4,000, and a monthly
mortgage mortgage insurance premium at.40 % of the
base loan amount.
To obtain
mortgage insurance from the Federal Housing Administration, an
upfront mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) equal to 1.75 percent of the
base loan amount at closing is required, and is normally financed into the total loan amount by the lender and paid to FHA on the borrower's behalf.
If you do fund an FHA loan, you'll have to pay
premiums for
mortgage insurance upfront and on an ongoing
basis.
A
mortgage insurance premium is collected from the borrower
upfront, on an annual
basis (remitted monthly) or both.
Homebuyers who complete housing counseling before signing a contract to purchase a home and who complete additional pre-closing housing counseling will receive a 50
basis point reduction in the
upfront FHA
mortgage insurance premium (MIP) and a 10
basis point reduction in the annual FHA MIP.
This is
based upon a $ 200,000 sales price with 20 % down and 1.75 % one time
upfront mortgage insurance premium (MIP) of the
base loan amount of $ 160,000, which works out to $ 2,800, and a monthly
mortgage mortgage insurance premium at 1.30 % of the
base loan amount.
This is
based upon a $ 200,000 sales price with 0 % down and 2.00 %
upfront guarantee fee of the
base loan amount of $ 200,000, which works out to $ 4,000, and a monthly
mortgage mortgage insurance premium at.40 % of the
base loan amount.
The FHA
insurance payments include two parts: the
upfront mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) and the annual
premium remitted on a monthly
basis — the mutual
mortgage insurance (MMI).