Both fixed- and adjustable-rate FHA loans are available, and in most states, an FHA loan can be used for refinancing. The difference is, they're insured by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). With FHA Insurance, eligible buyers can put down as little as 3% of the FHA appraisal value or the purchase price, whichever is lower.
Qualifying standards are not as strict and the rates are slightly better than with conventional loans. Back to top Convertible ARMs Some adjustable-rate mortgages allow you to convert to a fixed rate at certain specified times. This mitigates some of the risk of fluctuating interest rates, but there will be a substantial fee to do it.
And your new fixed rate may be higher than the going fixed rate. Two-Step Mortgages This is an ARM that only adjusts once at five or seven years, then remains fixed for the duration of the loan. More.
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