1. Lower down payment: FHA loans require smaller down payments than other mortgage options, typically around 3.5%. This makes FHA loans especially attractive for first-time home buyers who may not have saved up enough for a bigger down payment.
2. Credit Score Flexibility: Because FHA loans are government-insured, lenders may allow buyers with less than perfect credit to qualify. Though the exact credit score requirement varies by lender, most require scores in at least the mid 500s.
3. Debt-to-Income Ratio Flexibility: Along with lower credit score requirements, lenders typically also allow buyers to have a higher debt-to-income ratio than other forms of mortgages. This means
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