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Guide To Single
Family Home Mortgage Insurance
How FHA Mortgage
Insurance Works
FHA mortgage insurance allows a homebuyer to make a modest
down payment and obtain a mortgage for the balance of the purchase price.
The mortgage loan is made by a bank, savings and loan
association, mortgage company, credit union, or other FHA-approved lender. FHA
(HUD) insures the loan
and pays the lender if the borrower defaults on the
mortgage. Because the lender is protected by this insurance, it can offer more
liberal mortgage terms than the prospective homeowner might otherwise obtain.
HUD does not make direct loans to help people build or
buy homes.
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