Federal Housing Administration

Take the first step by getting pre-approved — for an FHA loan.
An FHA loan is a mortgage backed by the Federal Housing Administration.
It’s designed to help buyers who may have lower credit scores or limited savings qualify for a home.
FHA loans are especially popular but not limited to first-time homebuyers.
First-time buyers, lower down payment situations, and those rebuilding credit find FHA loans accessible with proper guidance.
Yes. FHA loans often come with competitive interest rates, even for buyers with lower credit scores.
Because the loan is government-backed, lenders can offer more flexibility than with some other loan types.
It can be — especially if you’re early in your home-buying journey.
An FHA loan may be a good fit if you:
- Have lower credit
- Have limited money for a down payment
- Want more flexible qualification guidelines
- Are buying your first home
Other loans may make more sense in some situations, which is why comparing options matters.
Appraisals confirm home value and minimum property standards. FHA loans require mortgage insurance — an upfront fee and an annual factor paid monthly. Adam will explains how these affect payments.
Debt-to-income guidance: total ratio typically cannot exceed 57% though lender overlays vary.
Closing costs typically run 2%–4% of the home price. Adam McCoy breaks down fees and options to reduce out-of-pocket costs.
FHA can be an excellent path to homeownership. Adam McCoy's easy FHA process simplifies choices and moves you toward pre-approval quickly.
FHA mortgages include standard purchase loans (203(b)), renovation loans (203(k)), and energy-efficient mortgages (EEM). Your lender determines the correct program for your needs.
Primary purchase and refinance product used for standard homes, condos, and some manufactured homes.
Buy the home and finance the costs of renovating into one mortgage. This means that you don't have to come out of pocked if you want to update features on your new property!
1. Identify an FHA-approved lender and compare rate offers.
2. Fill out the Uniform Residential Loan Application (1003).
3. Provide documentation (employment, income, ID) for underwriting.
No income restrictions; borrowing amount is limited by loan limits and your qualifying factors.
Under recent policies some DACA recipients can qualify — consult an EasyFHA specialist for eligibility guidance.
Yes: an upfront fee and an annual mortgage insurance factor paid monthly.
Some FHA loans are assumable; this can be an advantage in certain markets — check with BlueCrest.

I started as a loan officer with My Style Mortgage in 2025 and have a growing passion for learning and helping educate people about buying a home!
I was born and raised in South East Idaho
I enjoy talking and meeting new people
I am confident that we can help turn your dreams into a reality
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