08/18/2026
🏡 **If you're thinking about selling an older home, don't count out FHA buyers just because your home has some age on it.**
This is one of the biggest misconceptions I hear.
A home being 50, 75, or even 100 years old does **not** automatically make it a poor candidate for an FHA buyer. FHA isn't looking at the birth certificate of the house they are looking at its **condition**.
Yes, there are minimum property standards, and some homes may need repairs before closing. But many older homes are well-maintained and qualify without major issues.
By saying, "I don't want FHA offers," simply because your home is older, you could be eliminating a large pool of qualified buyers before they've even had a chance to see your home.
Every property is different. Before deciding which financing you'll accept, have an honest conversation with your Realtor about your home's condition and what repairs, if any, might realistically come up.
The goal is to sell your home for the best terms possible—not to shrink your buyer pool based on a myth.
Have you heard someone say, "This house is too old for FHA"? Let's talk about it.
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