| IS A TRUST ELIGABLE FOR FHA? |
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Is a property held in a trust eligible for FHA mortgage insurance? Property held in a living trust is eligible for FHA mortgage insurance for owner-occupied property, as long as an individual borrower remains the beneficiary and occupies the property as a principal residence. The lender must be satisfied that the trust provides reasonable means to assure that the lender will be notified of any subsequent change of occupancy (for owner-occupant loans only) or transfer of beneficial interest. The trust must appear on the security instrument (i.e., mortgage, deed of trust , security deed). The individual borrower must appear on the security instrument when required to create a valid lien under state law; otherwise, the individual borrower is not required to appear. The owner-occupant, if any, and other borrower(s), if any, must appear on the note with the trust. The individual borrower(s) is not required to appear on the property deed or title.
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