2016-10-18 — thetruthaboutmortgage.com
The latest rumor comes via a bulletin from Inside Mortgage Finance, which revealed that industry chatter points to a 25 basis point cut in FHA premiums after the presidential election in early November. That means the typical FHA borrower who puts down 3.5% and takes out a 30-year fixed mortgage will pay an annual MIP of 0.60%.
The decrease would return annual premiums to just above their pre-crisis levels of 0.55%, which would make perfect sense given the fact that we are now well beyond the most recent crisis and back to square one for the most part.
Sounds peak-y to us.
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