Partner listing
FHA
6.09% rate
home

103 DAVIS Street, Auburndale, FL 33823

Auburndale, FL 33823

This 4 bed, 2 bath home, built in 1973, at 103 DAVIS Street in Auburndale, FL 33823 is listed at $245,000 with a FHA loan at 6.09% and $267,392 remaining. The listing is published by UMe and was last confirmed on October 12, 2026.

Property facts

Asking price
$245,000
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2
Square feet
1,804
Year built
1973
Type
home
First seen
October 12, 2026
Last confirmed
October 12, 2026

The assumable loan

Interest rate
6.09%
Remaining balance
$267,392
Loan type
FHA

The published loan balance is $22,392 more than the asking price. On these figures a sale at the asking price would not cover the loan. Both numbers come from the source listing and are worth confirming there before relying on either. How much cash an assumption needs

Estimated monthly principal and interest

Assuming this loan at 6.09%$1,738
Same balance as a new loan at 7.46%$1,969
Difference each month$232 lower

Over 25 years that difference adds up to about $69,450. These figures assume 25 years remaining and a 7.46% comparison rate, because the source did not publish the remaining term. They cover principal and interest only, not taxes, insurance, HOA dues, or mortgage insurance.

What assuming an FHA loan involves

FHA loans originated after 1986 are assumable with the servicer's approval. The buyer goes through a creditworthiness review against current FHA guidelines, including credit score and debt-to-income limits.

The buyer takes over the remaining balance at the original rate, and the gap between the price and that balance is covered with cash or secondary financing. FHA mortgage insurance continues for the life of the loan on most loans originated after 2013, so the monthly cost includes that premium.

FHA rules generally require the buyer to occupy the home as a primary residence. The seller is released from liability once the servicer completes the assumption and issues a release.

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Educational information only. This article is general information about how mortgage assumptions work, it is not financial, legal, lending, or tax advice. Loan terms, fees, and rules vary by lender, loan servicer, and state, and can change over time. Confirm the specifics of your situation with the appropriate licensed professionals.