Texas FHA Loans – Easiest Mortgage Loan With Low Down Payments

Texas FHA Loans are one of the easiest mortgage loans to qualify for. The FHA program now allows credit scores at 580 and below. FHA requires a low down payment at 3.5% down. If you’re in the market for a home, you owe it to yourself to research Texas FHA loan options!

We're here to answer all of your questions about FHA loans!

Frequently Asked Questions

I can come up with the 3.5% down payment but I don't have the funds for the closing cost?

That is ok! Many times the sellers can pay all of your closing costs. This way you will only be responsible for the 3.5% down payment.

Don’t forget you can receive the 3.5% as a gift from a family member or you can receive the 3.5% down payment from your 401k.

I know I have a 550 fico and I feel discouraged. What do I do?

Please move forward with the application and let our team give you guidance on what needs to be done to improve your scores. In some cases you could possibly be pre-qualified with scores below 580 if you put more than 3.5% down. Our team will take the time with every single applicant to make sure a long term plan is put in place so you can own a home.

I filed for bankruptcy 2 years ago so I probably can't get pre approved?

That isn’t true. You may be approved 2 years after the discharge date of a Chapter 7 or Chapter 11 bankruptcy. For a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you may still be approved while you are in repayment.

I had a foreclosure 2 years ago as well?

You will need to wait 3 years from the foreclosure date before you can qualify for a FHA mortgage.

Where is this program available?

This program is available in every area of Texas! And the good news is we have a team of people available to help, no matter the area!

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