FHA or conventional loan in Utah

So the question is just should you do an FHA or Conventional loan? That's an easy answer based on this limited info - Conventional. You don't have to pay the 1.75% upfront fee that you have to pay for FHA and you probably won't have any monthly mortgage insurance either. This is a pretty simple answer. Next you need to find the right lender - feel free to contact me with any questions about anything. Jason.hall@utahmortgageloan.com 801-209-1534

You will want to use conventional financing more than likely. Based on the little information you have there. The only reason you would want to go FHA is to expand your debt to income ratio or you have some factor that would make conventional financing not work

Simple answer is conventional! There are a lot of fees associated with FHA mortgages. Make sure to shop around and see which lender best fits you.Brandon.ermini@chl.cc435-668-5494

If you have a down payment of at least 5% or more and a good credit score, almost without fail, conventional is the way to go when buying a home. Contact a local mortgage broker in your area, and they can break it down in more detail for you...

As the others have replied, Conventional is the way to go.

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Good morning Jay how are you?What is a good number to reach to go over a little more details to help you out with your request?Call me or text me at 801-8704451 And we can go over your options for the best rate and pricing. We are the servicer and underwriter so we have more options than most.. Looking forward to your call.

no reputable lender (direct or broker - there are good and bad of both) would put you in a FHA loan with that much for a downpayment and your score. Just need to make sure you qualify under all other requirements for a mortgage (income and source of the assets, vs. other monthly debts)