FHA will be the government's cash cow. Every FHA loan has an upfornt mortgage insurance premium payment (UFMIP) of 1.5% of the loan amount that goes immediately into the US Treasury. Until 2005, that amount could be partially refunded to the borrower if the loan was paid off or refinanced. Today a client only gets his partial refund if he refinances the loan (and pays the new amount of UFMIP) into another FHA loan. This doesn't even address the .5% of the loan amount that is collected annually in the borrower's monthly payment. Has anyone seen an estimate of estimated revenue for FHA?
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FHA will be the government's cash cow. Every FHA loan has an upfornt mortgage insurance premium payment (UFMIP) of 1.5% of the loan amount that goes immediately into the US Treasury. Until 2005, that amount could be partially refunded to the borrower if the loan was paid off or refinanced. Today a client only gets his partial refund if he refinances the loan (and pays the new amount of UFMIP) into another FHA loan. This doesn't even address the .5% of the loan amount that is collected annually in the borrower's monthly payment. Has anyone seen an estimate of estimated revenue for FHA?
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