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The
FHA provides federal mortgage insurance ensuring that mortgage
lenders will be reimbursed in the event homebuyers default on the
mortgage. When a lender is forced to foreclose on an FHA-insured
single family home, townhome, or condominium because the owner can
no longer make payments, it can file a claim with FHA for the balance
due on the mortgage and convey title of the property to HUD. A HUD
Home, therefore, is a one-to-four unit residence acquired as a result
of a foreclosure on an FHA-insured mortgage.
The
following links and web pages provide information about the process
through which HUD homes can be purchased and resold. Additional
links provided in the menu to the right provide access to FHA program
and policy information for homeowners, homebuyers, and members of
the mortgage lending and real estate industries.
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