Although the FHA isn’t signalling it’s ready to reduce premiums, it’s looking at ways to expand access to mortgage credit, including downpayment assistance and support for “small-dollar” lending in underserved markets.
Source: Inman News
Flush with cash, FHA urged to lower mortgage insurance premiums
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