Federally insured mortgage definition
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan for land development for residential housing or
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan for land development or for residential housing insured or guaranteed by the United States or an instrumentality thereof, or a commitment by the United States or an instrumentality thereof to insure such a mortgage.
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan insured or guaranteed by the federal government or for which there is a commitment by the federal government to insure or guarantee such a mortgage.
More Definitions of Federally insured mortgage
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan for land development,
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan for residential housing that:
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan for land development or residential housing insured or guaranteed by the United States or a governmental agency or instrumentality of the United States or a commitment by the United States or a governmental agency or instrumentalities of the United States to insure a mortgage.
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage loan for land development, residential housing, or nonresidential projects with a commitment by the United States or an instrumentality thereof to insure or guarantee such a mortgage.
Federally insured mortgage means a mortgage
Federally insured mortgage means a first or second mortgage lien on a property insured in whole by HUD under Sections 207, 220, 221(d)(3), 221(d)(4), 223(f), 232, 236, 241, Title X or other similar sections of the National Housing Act.
Federally insured mortgage means an FHA Insured Mortgage or a Coinsured Mortgage.