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FHA Loan Rules: Minimum Cash Investment

February 2, 2012

Some FHA loan terms and jargon can be confusing for the first-time borrower. For example, some readers want to know what the FHA means by “minimum cash investment”.

This phrase is basically another way of stating the term, “down payment” and refers to how much money down the borrower will pay. According to FHA loan rules as stated in HUD 4155.1 Chapter Two;

“The maximum mortgage amount that FHA will insure on a purchase is calculated by multiplying the appropriate loan-to-value (LTV) factor by the lesser of the property

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