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FHA Back to Work Program

FHAbacktoworkThe Federal Housing Administration recently released new guidelines for borrowers who “experienced periods of financial difficulty due to extenuating circumstances” that would allow them to purchase a home with an FHA loan 12 months after a short sale or foreclosure.

Known as the “FHA Back To Work – Extenuating Circumstances Program”, the FHA removed the familiar waiting periods that typically followed a credit event that resulted in a default on a loan, and subsequent loss of the home.

This FHA loan program allows borrowers who were harmed financially due to loss of a job and/or a decrease in earnings of 20% or more that lasted 6 months or more. If the borrower can meet the criteria of the FHA Back To Work – Extenuating Circumstances Program, they could be eligible to obtain FHA mortgage financing after re-establishing good credit for 12 months after a short sale or foreclosure.

Eligibility
Borrowers must be able to document the circumstances and event that was beyond their control due to loss of employment or significant loss of income and must have recovered from the event (including reestablished satisfactory credit for a minimum of 12 months). HUD is also looking for a satisfactory credit history prior to the event.

You may be eligible for the FHA Back to Work program is you have suffered the following:

  • Short sale
  • Deed-in-lieu
  • Foreclosure
  • Chapter 7 bankruptcy
  • Chapter 13 bankruptcy
  • Loan modification
  • Forbearance agreements

To qualify for the FHA Back to work Program, you must meet the minimum eligibility requirements.

  • You must have experienced a negative economic event (short sale, deed-in-lieu, foreclosure, Chapter 7 bankruptcy, Chapter 13 bankruptcy, loan modification, forbearance agreement).
  • You must demonstrate that your household income declined by 20% or more for a minimum period of 6 months, which coincided with the negative economic event.
  • You must be able to show a full recovery from the impact of the negative economic event.
  • You must complete housing counseling prior to closing.

For full details on the FHA Back to Work Program call 925-626-4610 to talk to a Pacific Funding Group Loan Officer Today or Apply Now.

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