Comments on: Increase Shot Down: FHA Down Payment Remains 3.5% http://www.fhaloanpros.com/2010/04/increase-shot-down-fha-down-payment-remains-35/ The Unofficial Guide to FHA Loans & Mortgages Tue, 17 May 2011 20:16:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: rob aubrey http://www.fhaloanpros.com/2010/04/increase-shot-down-fha-down-payment-remains-35/#comment-104515 rob aubrey Thu, 29 Apr 2010 12:58:51 +0000 http://www.fhaloanpros.com/?p=2575#comment-104515 Brilliant I say, let's price buyers out of the market that will surely increase revenue to FHA. I am just blown away by Gov bureaucrats, they clearly do not get how economics work. I don't disagree with the 580 10% thinking, although 10% might be to high. Maybe 5% and a bump in the UPMIF. But if you are going to play that then how about rewarding the 740 and above crowd with a lessor down. They have demonstrated that they pay their bills, then may cause a lot more people to go that route. There's an idea causing more people with good credit, that might increase the revenue and at the same time decrease FHA's insurance payouts. Brilliant I say, let’s price buyers out of the market that will surely increase revenue to FHA.

I am just blown away by Gov bureaucrats, they clearly do not get how economics work.

I don’t disagree with the 580 10% thinking, although 10% might be to high. Maybe 5% and a bump in the UPMIF.

But if you are going to play that then how about rewarding the 740 and above crowd with a lessor down. They have demonstrated that they pay their bills, then may cause a lot more people to go that route.

There’s an idea causing more people with good credit, that might increase the revenue and at the same time decrease FHA’s insurance payouts.

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