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The FHA was created in 1934 by the National Housing Act because banks failed and there was fewer home loans and home owner ship.

The FHA regulated the rate of interest and mortgage terms that the banking system insured.

The FHA increased the market on single family home because people could afford a down payment on a house and monthly debt service payments on a mortgage.

In 1935,  the Colonial Village (a large scale rental housing project) was built and  insured by the FHA.

FHA helped finance homes for Veterans returning from war and their families after World War II ended.

The FHA is still insuring people today because there is a lower down payment  and rates do not increase with low credit scores.  People can afford to buy a house if they don't have a lot of money for a down payment.  The FHA also lends to a high percentage of African Americans and Hispanic American and younger people with bad credit.

Many people were able to purchase homes with the help of the FHA.

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FHA mortgage insurance  claims from 2007 to 2015 

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FHA mortgage insurance  claims from 2007 to 2015 

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The first large scale multi-housing project insured by the FHA.

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THE NEW DEAL - THE FHA                                                 hHTypes of homes that were built in the 1930's and funded by the FHA.