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Technically, You Cannot Finance Closing Costs With an FHA Loan. Just to be clear, when you say you want to finance your closing costs with your FHA loan, you are talking about rolling those costs into the loan amount and having them be amortized into your monthly payments over the full term.
Currently, the conforming loan limit for VA loans is $417,000 in most parts of the country. FHA loans require at least 3.5% down. So, while a $200,000 VA loan can be obtained for no money down, an FHA loan of the same amount will cost a borrower about $7,000 in cash upfront. VA Loans Require No Monthly Mortgage Insurance Premiums. VA borrowers never pay private mortgage insurance (PMI). Most FHA borrowers will be required to pay an Upfront Mortgage Insurance Premium (UFMIP) of 1.75% as well as monthly MIP of 1.2% or more for a minimum of 5 years for most loans.