Refinance demand for FHA loans jumps 24%, as homeowners seek the most savings they can
Published Wed, Dec 10 20257:00 AM ESTUpdated Wed, Dec 10 20257:52 AM EST
By: Diana Olick
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Current homeowners are looking for any savings they can get, and with mortgage rates on conventional loans not moving much, that isn’t easy. Loans from the Federal Housing Administration, or FHA, which require mortgage insurance, however, are providing an outlet. LEARN MORE…
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