Finance
A Tennessee buyer who cannot qualify for standard conventional financing due to recent foreclosure may be eligible for an FHA loan after a waiting period of at least:
A1 year
B2 years
C3 years✓ Correct
D5 years
Explanation
FHA guidelines generally require a 3-year waiting period after a foreclosure before the borrower can qualify for a new FHA loan (with some exceptions for extenuating circumstances). Conventional loans typically require 7 years after foreclosure.
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