FHA gift funds are a way borrowers can get some outside help with a down payment. Learn more about FHA gift funds and the guidelines around using them now.

An FHA-approved condo is a condo that can be purchased with an FHA loan. Learn about eligibility, the approval process and where to find FHA-approved condos.

FHA loan limits are in place to cap how much you can borrow with an FHA loan. Learn more about how these loan limits work and what the limits are for 2024.

Home buyers with an FHA loan can use down payment assistance, but there are restrictions and requirements. Learn more about FHA down payment assistance here.

Depending on how you use the loan, home equity loan interest can be tax deductible. Learn more about the requirements for tax-deductible mortgage interest.

Are you financing your new home with an FHA loan? The FHA amendatory clause is one step to the process. Learn about how the clause impacts you as a home buyer.

A home equity line of credit (HELOC) is a great way to tap into the equity you’ve built in your home. Learn what to prepare and how to apply for a HELOC.

A personal loan is an unsecured loan, while a home equity loan is backed by your home equity. See the main differences between these two loan types.

Proprietary reverse mortgages let homeowners take out a loan against their home equity through a private lender. Learn more about this mortgage tool.

Looking at bundling home renovation costs into your mortgage? The Fannie Mae HomeStyle loan program makes it easy. Learn how it works and what to expect.

If you want to get out of mortgage debt faster, a 10-year mortgage term may be a good option to consider. Learn more about current 10-year mortgage rates here.

VA loan entitlement is the amount of money the VA will pay if a VA loan borrower defaults on their mortgage. Learn about VA loan entitlement and how it works.

For a reverse mortgage, seniors must meet certain requirements, which vary according to the option chosen. Learn more about reverse mortgage requirements.

Physician loans are no-to-low down payment mortgages targeted at doctors – but are they right for you? Learn how to decide, and explore your other loan options.

A VA home loan can help you buy a house with a low mortgage rate. Keep reading to learn more about the current VA mortgage rates and how they are determined.

VA construction loans can help active-duty service members and veterans finance and build their dream home. Explore VA home building loans and how they work.

Are you considering a 15-year fixed mortgage? Learn about how 15-year fixed-rate mortgages work and whether this type of loan is right for your situation.

USDA and FHA loans can offer more lenient requirements for home buyers with low or moderate income. Learn what else these loans can offer and how they differ.