The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has helped people become homeowners since 1934 by insuring loans from approved lenders. FHA loans are easier to qualify for than conventional loans but require more documentation and mortgage insurance. They’re a great option for borrowers who might not qualify for other mortgages
FHA loans are government-insured, allowing lenders to approve borrowers with less-than-perfect credit. While borrowers must pay mortgage insurance, it makes financing possible for those who might not qualify for conventional loans. For 2025, FHA loan limits for single-family-homes in California range from $524,255 in lower cost areas to $1,209,750 in high-cost areas.
While the down payment is 3.5%, total closing costs typically range from 6–8% of the sales price, including taxes, insurance, and interest. Borrowers can reduce payments with lower interest rates by paying points or opt for higher rates to lower upfront costs. Funds for closing can come from savings, gifts, grants, retirement loans, or seller contributions.
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