how do you go about buying a home and getting it hud qualified?

Ina Johnson
Other/Just Looking
Yorkville, IL

plus what are the qualifications to rent a hud home

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Robb Spearman
Broker
Des Moines, IA

I have written a book called "How to Buy a HUD Home". You can get a copy of the book by going to my website http://www.Find-A-HUD-Home-Today.com. There is no cost for the book.

Thu Nov 27 2008, 20:41
Greg Zaccagni
Agent
Illinois

Ditto to Scott. FHA falls under the FHA Umbrella. Presumably your question therefore is what does FHA require to qualify for their insured lender programs?

The Borrower must qualify based on documented income, 3.5% min down & reasonable payment history.
More here:
http://activerain.com/blogsview/114283/FHA-Loans-back-in
http://activerain.com/blogsview/565661/FHA-modifies-9-day

The home must qualify from the inspection as follows.
http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/cic_text/housing/inspection/home.htm

Condos have additional requirements:
http://activerain.com/blogsview/591941/FHA-Spot-Approval-Req…

Fri Oct 17 2008, 15:00
Dana Schuster
Agent
70461

A HUD home is one with an FHA loan that has been foreclosed and is now government property. They are sold at fair market value through a bid process. you are not allowed to view the home before purchasing. The government does not rent out HUD homes.

Thu Oct 16 2008, 15:36
Rich Knapp
Agent
Naperville, IL

Call 630-202-9189 or email Rich Knapp @ rknapp9@hotmail.com, or hit my website @ http://www.RichKnapp.com. I be able to help you.

Thanks

Web Reference: http://www.RichKnapp.com
Thu Oct 16 2008, 15:09
Scott Godzyk
Agent
New Hampshire
FIRST ANSWER

You should speak to a local and trusted mortgage company in your area to see what you qualify for. They will be able to explain to you the different type of loans available with your credit and your financial situation. it is important to do this first, prior to looking at properties. once you know what type of loan you will need, then you can check to see if that house meets the qualifications. You may be refferring to an FHA loan as hud is the organazation that oversees everything. Good luck with purchasing.

Thu Oct 16 2008, 13:56

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