FHA government home loans

FHA government home loans are Federal Housing Administration loans that began in the 1930's to resolve the economic problems that plagued the nation from the Great Depression. The purpose of these funds was to encourage wider homeownership, to improve housing standards and to create a better method of financing mortgages. The FHA government home loan has achieved all of these purposes since its inception and even gone beyond them. This was all accomplished without granting a single amount, as this lending is not made directly by the federal government.