FHA Loans
Government-insured home loans with a low 3.5% down payment and flexible credit guidelines.
What is an FHA loan?
FHA loans are insured by the Federal Housing Administration, which lets lenders offer low down payments and more flexible credit requirements. They're a popular choice for first-time buyers and borrowers rebuilding credit.
FHA loans are for primary residences, including 1-4 unit properties where you live in one unit.
Key benefits
3.5% down payment
Low down payment for qualified borrowers.
Flexible credit
More forgiving credit guidelines than many loan types.
Gift funds allowed
Down payment can come from eligible gifts.
1-4 unit properties
Buy a duplex, triplex or fourplex and live in one unit.
Basic requirements
- 3.5% down with a 580+ credit score
- Primary residence only
- Documented income and employment
- Upfront and annual mortgage insurance
- Property must meet FHA standards
FHA loan limits vary by county. Get pre-approved for exact terms.
Who it's for
- First-time home buyers
- Borrowers with lower credit scores
- Buyers with a smaller down payment
- House hackers buying a 2-4 unit home
Where it's available
Available in California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Washington.
See licensing details →How it works
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Get pre-approved
Answer a few questions online. Soft credit pull, results in minutes.
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Upload documents
Securely upload what we ask for in your portal, available 24/7.
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Close fast
Our AI-native underwriting moves your file forward. Close in as fast as 14 days.
FHA Loans FAQ
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