The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has updated its lending rules to support the use of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in promoting housing affordability.
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has updated its lending rules to support the use of Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in promoting housing affordability.
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ADUs are smaller, detached units used for various purposes, like extra space, rentals, or downsizing for older homeowners.
ADUs are smaller, detached units used for various purposes, like extra space, rentals, or downsizing for older homeowners.
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ADUs have gained popularity in high-cost housing areas like California, Denver, Chicago, and Tucson.
ADUs have gained popularity in high-cost housing areas like California, Denver, Chicago, and Tucson.
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The FHA now allows borrowers to include ADU income or take a 203(k) Rehab loan for ADU construction.
The FHA now allows borrowers to include ADU income or take a 203(k) Rehab loan for ADU construction.
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These changes aim to tackle housing affordability issues and help increase the value of homes.
These changes aim to tackle housing affordability issues and help increase the value of homes.
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There are stipulations for including ADU rental income in loan applications.
There are stipulations for including ADU rental income in loan applications.
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The FHA's update is part of a broader effort to make homeownership more accessible and combat the housing affordability crisis.
The FHA's update is part of a broader effort to make homeownership more accessible and combat the housing affordability crisis.
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