What is the current annual mortgage insurance premium (MIP) rate for most FHA loans?
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C) 0.85%
The annual MIP rate for most FHA loans is 0.85% of the average outstanding loan balance. This rate is established by HUD and is paid monthly as part of the borrower's mortgage payment.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The annual MIP rate for most FHA loans is 0.85% of the average outstanding loan balance. This rate is established by HUD and is paid monthly as part of the borrower's mortgage payment.
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