FHA interest rates can be competitive compared to conventional mortgages. This is because the government backing decreases the risk you pose and allows lenders to offer you a lower rate in return. The rate depends on several factors, including the prevailing interest rates, income, credit score, amount you plan to borrow, down payment amount, DTI ratio, and more.
Your eligibility for an FHA loan doesn’t hinge on a particular income amount, but you must prove that you have a steady employment history. Your income must be verifiable by sharing pay stubs, W-2s, federal tax returns, and bank statements with your lender. Your lender may ask for other examples of verification as well.