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There are many different types of FHA mortgage loans to apply for; one of those is the FHA adjustable rate mortgage or ARM loan. Adjustable rate mortgages have an introductory rate period and a period where the interest rates can change. FHA insured home loans can be used for a variety of properties and purposes. Those who apply and qualify for FHA loans can purchase a home for up to four families, a condo or even a manufactured home on a permanent foundation. What does it take to be eligible to apply for an FHA home loan? FHA requirements include details about income, credit rating and other factors, but before a loan officer looks at any of that information, an applicant has to meet the basics.