Lucy, easily done if you meet credit and income requirements. Why moving out of FHA, the mortgage insurance (MI)? If so, look at the conventional products, but be wary that the MI is not hidden in the fees, rather than a monthly amount withheld for payment in impound. If you are looking for a lower rate, but are not concerned with your MI, look to do an FHA steamline!!! Again, call a local loan professional to discuss your options!! All the best, Scott.
You should not have a problem as long as you meet all the qualifications.
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