If you are a buyer who is looking to secure an FHA loan, NOW IS THE TIME!
In 2009, the FHA charged 0.55 percent
- In 2010, the FHA charged 0.90 percent
- In 2011, the FHA charged 1.10 percent
- In 2012, the FHA charged 1.25 percent
In April 2013, the
FHA may get the ability to charge 2.05 percent for annual mortgage
insurance premiums. This would be the highest annual MIP in
FHA history.
Here is what that looks like on a $150,000 loan.
Old Rate = 1.25% so the monthly MIP payment would be $156.25
New Rate = 2.05% so the monthly MIP payment will be $256.25
In addition, in June
of this year the FHA is no longer going to remove the MIP after 5 years
or when the loan reaches 78% LTV. Instead, the MIP may
be required for the entire life of the loan.
As further details are released, I will update all of you.(Courtesy of Fred Dopman, VanDyk Mortgage Corporation)