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FHA PRODUCT MATRIX Purchase Rate and Term Cash Out Units LTV/CLTV Fico* Units LTV/CLTV Fico Units LTV/CLTV Fico 1 4 96.5/105 620 1 4 97.75/97.75 620 1 4 85/85 620 FYIs: Complete HUD guidelines can be referenced at HUD 4155.1 For 3 and 4 family homes, please refer to Property Type Restrictions Minimum loan amount of $50,000 is applicable to all FHA products For credit scores of 580 619, please refer to the Credit Score 580 619 section FHA Mortgage Insurance Premium Factors FHA Case Numbers, with assignment, on or after June 3 rd 2013 Term LTV Loan Upfront MIP Annual MIP Annual assessment period Amount 30, 20 > 95% $625,500 1.75% 1.35% Life of the loan 30, 20 95% $625,500 1.75% 1.30% 90% LTV: 11 years > 90% LTV: Life of loan 30, 20 > 95% > $625,500 1.75% 1.55% Life of loan 30, 20 95% > $625,500 1.75% 1.50% 90% LTV: 11 years > 90% LTV: Life of loan 15 > 90% $625,500 1.75% 0.70% Life of loan 15 78.01% 90% $625,500 1.75% 0.45% 11 years 15 > 90% > $625,500 1.75% 0.95% Life of loan 15 78.01% 90% > $625,500 1.75% 0.70% 11 years 15 78% ALL 1.75% 0.45% 11 years

Category Guideline Age of Documents All credit documents (credit report, income, assets) must be 120 days from the note date. Appraisal is valid for 120 days from the effective date Title must be no older than 180 days from the note date Appraisals Must be performed by a FHA approved appraiser found on the FHA approved roster A full appraisal (e.g. form 1004 or equivalent, accompanied by form 1004MC) is required Assets Loans with an Approve/Eligible Finding require at minimum, two month s bank statements (all pages) Verification and documentation of the deposit amount and source of funds is required, if the earnest money: Exceeds 2% of the sales price, or Appears to be excessive based on the borrower s history of accumulated savings. Satisfactory documentation includes: Copy of the cancelled check and a copy of the bank statement showing the withdrawal Certification from the deposit holder acknowledging receipt of the funds Bank statements (all pages) for the most recent 2 months. Cash and unsecured funds are ineligible sources for assets. Verification and documentation for any recent large deposit(s) is required. AUS All loans must be approved through FHA TOTAL scorecard A loan that receives an Approve/Eligible Finding but has additional information not considered in DU decision that affects the overall insurability or eligibility of the loan requires a downgrade to manual underwriting. Loans that are downgraded cannot have layered risk and must have compensating factors. Management approval is required. Examples requiring a manual downgrade are: Delinquent federal debt CAIVRS alert Suspended and debarred individuals Previous foreclosure within the past 3 years Bankruptcy (7 or 13) with the past 2 years A short sale or short pay off within the previous 12 months Disputed/collection accounts and public records except as follows: A manual downgrade is not required on a disputed account if: The account has a zero balance, or Any late payments on the account are aged 24 months or more The account is current and paid as agreed. Non traditional and insufficient credit histories Compensating factors are required on all loans downgraded to a manual underwrite. Refer to the Compensating Factors section for a detailed description of compensating factors Borrower Eligibility US Citizens Permanent resident aliens, with proof of lawful residence Permanent resident alien borrowers must hold an unexpired Green Card issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). A copy of both the front and back of the card is required. Non permanent resident aliens Borrower has an unexpired Employment Authorization Document (EAD) issued by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) as evidence of eligible work status. If the authorization for temporary

Borrower Eligibility (cont.) residency status expires within one year, continuation may be assumed when a prior history of renewals. If no continuation has been previously granted the underwriter must determine the likelihood based on evidence from USCIS. All borrowers must have a valid social security number Borrower Ineligibility Borrowers with no social security number Borrowers without lawful US residence Foreign nationals Compensating Factors Loans downgraded to a manual underwrite require compensating factors. FHA considers compensating factors as: Housing expense payment decreasing Down payment over minimum required Accumulated savings Previous acceptable credit history indicates the borrower has the ability to devote a higher portion of income to housing Compensation or income not reflected in effective income Minimal housing expense increase Substantial cash reserves Substantial non taxable income Potential for increased earnings Primary wage earner relocating and income from secondary wage earner, with prior work experience, not included Credit Authorized user tradelines require underwriter review to ensure the trade lines are an accurate reflection of the borrower s credit history. A Tri merged credit report is required for all borrowers The primary borrower (the borrower with the highest income) must meet the minimum credit score requirement The primary borrower must have at least 2 credit scores The representative credit score is determined as follows: If there are three (3) valid scores, the middle score is used. If two of the three scores are a duplicate, the duplicate score is used. If there are two (2) valid scores, the lower of the two is used If there is one (1) valid score, that score is used The borrower(s) must address all credit inquiries indicated on the credit report within the previous 120 days and indicate the reason for and result of the inquiry. The primary borrower must meets the minimum tradeline requirements (3 tradelines, each with 12 month history and 1 of the 3 must have been active within the past 24 months). If a primary borrower cannot be established (no borrowers meet all of the above criteria), non traditional credit requirements apply as detailed in HUD Mortgagee Letter 2008 11. Credit Score 580 619 Property type 1 and 2 unit, condo (all others are ineligible) 95% LTV max Gift or seller concession, cannot have both 31/43 DTI, no exceptions, cannot use rent income to qualify High balance loans ineligible 12 month verified housing history 3 months cash reserves Derogatory Credit Chapter 13 if currently in Chapter 13, borrower must have: finished 1 year of the payout period, made all required payments on time, and received written permission from the court to enter into a mortgage transaction Chapter 7 2 years must elapse from discharge date to application date, borrowers must show re established good credit, and show ability to maintain positive credit profile

Derogatory Credit (cont.) Consumer Credit Counseling One year must have elapsed under payout plan, all payments must have been made on time, and the counseling agency must provide written permission that allows the borrower to enter the mortgage transaction Child Support delinquent child support must either be in a payment plan or brought current Foreclosure if over 3 years has elapsed since the date of the foreclosure deed, the borrower is eligible for FHA financing subject to re established credit, no late housing or installment payments post foreclosure sale, and a strong LOE for the foreclosure Collections/Charge Offs Medical collections/charge offs are excluded. If the dollar amount is $2,000 or greater, payment in full is required before or at closing, or evidence of a payment plan must be supplied, or 5% of the outstanding balance will be used as a payment in the dti. If the dollar amounts is less than $2,000, no action is required. Judgments All judgments must be paid, including medical. A payment plan is acceptable subject to a copy of the agreement, 3 months of payment proof, and payment addition to the DTI. Prepayment to circumvent the 3 month rule is not acceptable. Disputed Accounts: A disputed account is defined as: A disputed collection account, or a disputed charge off account, or disputed accounts (revolving, installment, etc.) with late payments in the previous 24 months. A letter of explanation is required from the borrower whenever a derogatory disputed account is indicated on the credit report regardless of the cumulative balance. Disputed accounts not required in cumulative total: Disputed medical accounts Disputed accounts that are the result of documented identity theft. If documentation cannot be provided (e.g. police report) to substantiate the claim the amount must be included in the cumulative total Disputed derogatory credit account of a non purchasing spouse in a community property state Non derogatory disputed accounts. Disputed Accounts $1,000 (cumulative for all borrowers) Loans with an Approve/Eligible Finding must be downgraded to a manual underwrite if the credit report indicates there are disputed accounts with a cumulative total (includes disputed accounts for all borrowers) is $1,000. The underwriter determines if the disputed account(s) must be considered in the credit decision and at underwriter discretion, the account may be required to be resolved prior to loan closing. Disputed Accounts < $1,000 (cumulative for all borrowers) A downgrade to a manual underwrite is not required if the cumulative total of all disputed accounts is < $1,000. Disputed Accounts Non Derogatory Non derogatory disputed accounts are: A disputed account with a zero balance, or A disputed account with late payments aged 24 months, or A disputed account that is paid as agreed. Non derogatory accounts are not included in the cumulative total.

Derogatory Credit (cont.) Short Sale Borrowers who have had a previous short sale are eligible for FHA financing. If the previous 12 months before the short sale date evidences no mortgage lates and no installment debt lates, the borrower can proceed. If there were lates, 3 years must elapse for FHA financing. DTI Max DTI per FHA total scorecard with a credit score 620 3 and 4 units, max 45 dti Max DTI for high balance loans is 50% Loans downgraded to a manual require a 31/43 with no exceptions and 3 strong comp factors Gift Funds Gift funds are ineligible if the borrower has a credit score of 620 639 With the exception of the above restrictions, gift funds are eligible for down payment, closing costs and reserve requirements if required. There must be no expected or implied repayment requirement of the gift funds. A cash gift is acceptable if the donor is: A relative of the borrower, A close friend with a clearly defined and documented interest in the borrower, A charitable organization approved by FHA, or government entity A government agency or public entity that has a program providing home ownership assistance to low and moderate income families or first time homebuyers. 3 4 unit properties require the borrower to have personal reserves equivalent to 3 months PITI after closing on a purchase transaction. Reserves cannot be from a gift. Gift funds must be evidenced by a gift letter, signed by the donor and it must: Specify the dollar amount, Be signed by the donor and the borrower, Specify the date the funds were transferred and source of funds, Indicate the donor(s) name, address, phone number, and relationship to borrower, and Include a statement by the donor that no repayment of the gift funds is expected. The gift donor may not be a person or entity with an interest in the sale of the property including: Seller Real estate agent or broker Builder or associated entity Gifts from these sources are considered inducements to purchase and must be subtracted from the sales price. Regardless of when gift funds are made available to the borrower, it must be determined that the gift funds were not provided by an unacceptable source and that the gift funds were the donor s own funds. Gift fund availability and transfer of the funds must be documented. Verification of transfer of funds must be documented as noted below: Gift funds provided prior to closing Copy of the donor s cancelled check (front and back) and conclusive evidence that the money was withdrawn from the donor s account (conclusive evidence might be a withdrawal slip or bank statement and the borrower s deposit slip and/or bank statement/print out verifying the deposit. Gift funds provided at closing: Certified check from donor s account: Document with the bank statement showing the withdrawal and a copy of the certified check. Bank check (cashier s check, money order): Document with withdrawal slip or cancelled check from the donor s personal account for the amount of the gift

Gift Funds (cont.) Wire transfer: Document with copy of wire transfer. Identity of Interest Defined as the purchase of a primary residence between parties with a family or business relationship/business affiliates. The maximum LTV for an identity of interest transaction is 85% For the purpose of Identity of Interest transactions, FHA defines a family member as: Child (son/stepson, daughter/stepdaughter) Parent or grandparent (step parent/grandparent or foster parent/grandparent) Spouse, Legally adopted son or daughter, including a child who is placed with the borrower by an authorized agency for legal adoption, Foster child, Brother/stepbrother Sister/stepsister Aunt/Uncle. Exceptions to the maximum LTV for Identity of Interest Transactions FHA will allow financing above 85% in specific circumstances as detailed below: A family member purchases another family member s home as a principal residence. If the property being sold between family member s is the seller s investment property, the maximum mortgage is the lesser of: 85% of the appraised value, or The appropriate LTV factor applied to the sales prices, plus or minus required adjustments. A current tenant, including a family member, who has been a tenant occupying the property for a minimum of 6 months preceding the purchase contract. Evidence, such as a lease or other written evidence, is required to verify occupancy. An employee of a builder purchases one of the builder s new homes or models as a principal residence. A corporation: Transfers an employee to another location, Purchases the employee s home, and Sells the home to another employee. Property Eligible Single family 2 4 units PUDS/attached and detached Condos (must be approved at time of case number assignment) Property Ineligible Condos not approved by HUD Coops Condo Hotels Unique properties Commercial Properties Property Flips The timeframe for the flip is determined by the date the seller acquired the property to the contract of sale date. The following is required on all sales within a year of the seller s acquisition date: The contract of sale must indicate the seller is the owner of record The sale must be arm s length The GSEs, banks, mortgage companies, inherited properties, relocation firms, non profits, and new construction is all exempt from this rule Property Flip Restrictions for 3 and 4 unit properties: 3 4 units ineligible One full calendar year must have elapsed for a 3 and 4 family Identity of interest affidavit to be signed

Property Flips, (cont.) Seller cannot be in foreclosure Max 45 dti Gift allowed only at 90% LTV or less All 2 4 unit properties subject to a short sale agreement must have been listed on the MLS or a comparable listing agency a minimum of 30 days before the contract of sale date. Evidence of such must be supplied. If the property is an exclusive listing, it is ineligible. Property Re Sold 0 90 Days from Acquisition (considered on a case by case basis) Minimum credit score of 640 required There cannot be any relationship between the seller and the borrower outside of the transaction; non arm s length transactions are not eligible. There can be no evidence of multiple property flips. No simultaneous closing and/or contract assignments. Seller on the contract of sale must be on title. The property must have gone through significant renovation and/or rehabilitation (i.e. new paint and carpet alone is not acceptable). Repairs/renovation must be documented with receipts and substantiated by the appraiser. Before and after photos are preferred but not required. Any increase in value must be commensurate with repairs/upgrades being completed. A property inspection report is required. The report must address the property structure as well as all systems, insulation, roof, etc. Only recommendations effecting health and safety must be completed. There should be no question regarding the reasonableness of the occupancy of the loan Two full appraisals are required and the value must be well supported. The value used will be the lower of the two appraisals. Any required repairs of the appraisal report must be completed prior to closing. Borrower cannot be charged for the second appraisal. Gifts only considered with donor s ability Property Re Sold 91 to 180 Days from Acquisition Two appraisals are required if the sales price is an increase greater than 100% of the acquisition cost. At underwriter discretion, a second appraisal may be required when the increase is < 100%. The borrower cannot be charged for the second appraisal. Property Re Sold 181 360 Days from Acquisition Second appraisal only required at under writer discretion. The borrower cannot be charged if a second appraisal is required. Recently Listed Properties For cash out transactions, the listing must have expired or have been withdrawn before the application date. For rate and term, it is allowed to be listed. Miscellaneous Guidelines Max 4 financed properties including subject High balance cash out requires a 660 credit score, anything below 660 requires management approval UNMB will accept Back to work extenuating circumstances per Mortgagee Letter 2013 26 203K Full 203k, Fico requirement of 640 or greater, max dti is 45% Streamline 203k, Fico requirement of 620 or greater, max dti is 50% 1 4 family owner occupied properties must be owned for 12 months on a purchase or refinance 1 4 family owner occupied properties only Minimum loan amount is $100,000

203K, (cont.) Streamline 203k, all properties older than 30 years and total rehab is greater than $7,000, UMMB will require the standard 10% or 15% contingency per HUD guides. On properties less than 30 years old, the contingency can be waived by a management exception