FHA的意思|FHA的解释-里氏词典

FHA

=Federal Highway Admistration 联邦公路管理局[美]

fha

[ noun ]
the federal agency in the Department of Housing and Urban Development that insures residential mortgages
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In 1982, the average tax in Louisiana on homes valued at $100,000 with FHA mortgages was $150 in Louisiana, $1,260 nationwide.
A down payment of at least $4,500 would be required; in fact, the average FHA owner-occupant puts down just under 10%.
The VA rate ceiling is used because the FHA no longer sets a ceiling rate.
But it does that at the cost of deepening the taxpayer's exposure if the FHA is forced to pay for more loans going sour.
The audit, which was done by the GAO and Price Waterhouse, was the first audit of the FHA in 15 years.
More complicated, he said, will be finding an accord on measures to bolster the security of the FHA insurance funds.
Recently, the General Accounting Office of Congress projected the FHA's cumulative losses are approaching $7 billion.
She believes the FHA offers the best deal for those with homes worth $150,000 or less.
Both the HUD plan and the Vento-Ridge alternative would keep the FHA fund financially stable, according to Price Waterhouse.
The federal government, he notes, stands behind nearly $500 million in guaranteed Veteran's Administration and FHA mortgages, $48 billion in guaranteed student loans ...
The rehabilitation program has been revealed to be governed by influence peddling while the FHA has been losing millions of dollars annually through loan defaults and mismanagement.
She has denied to FHA investigators and in an interview that she has engaged in equity skimming.
It would pave the way for FHA loans for more expensive homes to borrowers in metropolitan areas including Boston; New York City; Stamford, Conn.; Washington, D.C.; San Francisco; Los Angeles and San Diego, they said.
Mr. Kemp is expected to announce the termination of programs that allow dealers of mobile homes and home-improvement services to approve FHA loans to homeowners.
A survey by the National Training and Information Center indicates that seven of the nation's largest mortgage companies charge additional points for small FHA loans.
Demery said the FHA insures more than 6 million home mortgages with outstanding balances of nearly $230 billion.
So far, these insurers are ducking the tab for cramdowns. Only defaults can trigger FHA claims, says a spokesman for the insurer, and a cramdown is not a default.
The trade group said the new FHA rules will exacerbate the housing slump, and projected that it could cut into home purchases by 100,000 to 200,000 per year.
Permit FHA to insure loans for homes worth up to 95 percent of local median sales prices, which would be as high as $180,000 in high-cost areas of New England and California.
Proponents said raising the FHA mortgage ceiling will help tens of thousands of young families cope with higher real estate prices.
The project surfaced in an audit by HUD's inspector general in April as an example of underwriters escalating the value of projects in co-insuring their mortgages with FHA.
That happened in 1987 when the FHA had a profit of $101 million, according to the HUD official.
Such a move, which has been opposed by some groups as harmful to the provision of low-income housing, would lower FHA claim rates and boost FHA revenue, according to Mr. Bowsher.
Such a move, which has been opposed by some groups as harmful to the provision of low-income housing, would lower FHA claim rates and boost FHA revenue, according to Mr. Bowsher.
The FHA, founded in 1934 after the private mortgage insurance market collapsed, mainly guarantees mortgages for first-time home buyers who have low to moderate incomes.
Officials at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which backs the FHA loans, were not available for comment.
It is untrue that proposed changes in the FHA program would crowd out the poor.
The maximum payout on FHA loans is tied to age, interest, and the form and amount of the loan.
Out of concern for the potentially damaging effects of this proposal, and still awaiting the GAO report on FHA losses, I suggested the Senate instead work on ways to eliminate or substantially curtail this vast loan-guarantee expansion.
The lawmaker intends to revive a bill, introduced during 1986, that would require tighter FHA administrative controls and stiffer criminal penalties for equity skimming.

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