FHA only finances condos that HUD has approved. Look up the building on HUD's official list, then see what your result means.
The HUD search does not look up street addresses. Search by name, city, county or ZIP, and fewer filters give a longer list.
What it means
General guidance. HUD's record and your lender's review decide eligibility. Not a loan approval.
These fields tell you most of what you need.
No. FHA's Single-Unit Approval may allow a loan in some buildings that are not on the list, when the building meets FHA's requirements. The HOA can also apply for approval, and conventional or VA financing may be options.
Approvals expire after a set period, and HUD shows the date on each record. Ask the HOA whether renewal is in progress for buildings close to their date.
Yes. FHA loans are for primary residences, so the unit must be your main home.
Building approval is only one part. You still have to qualify on credit, income, savings and the appraisal.
They have their own condo rules. Use the VA condo report or ask Duane to check conventional eligibility for your building.
Duane Buziak, NMLS #1110647. Licensed in VA, TN and GA. Brokered through Coast2Coast Mortgage, NMLS #376205. This page is general information and links to HUD's public records. It is not a project approval, loan offer or commitment. Program rules change. Equal Housing Opportunity.