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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Why I keep seeing “no FHA”
Hey guys. I'm on Realtor.com looking at properties and I've come across a lot of properties that in the description say "no FHA" and I'm just wondering if anyone knows why that is. Wouldn't the seller be getting the same amount of money either way
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There are a couple of things going on. The property might not pass FHA inspection. Distressed properties don't qualify. FHA is a pain for the seller. Additional inspections. On one property they required two appraisals.