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Here’s why that lower adjustable mortgage rate can be so tempting. If you have a home equity loan or variable-rate mortgage, pay attention to the Fed. An FHA ARM loan works similar to other adjustable-rate mortgages, but with different qualifying standards. Although ARMs are buzzy again, the risk hasn’t changed. Plan to stay in your house for 10 years or less? A 10/1 ARM may be a good choice. ARMs have similar requirements to fixed-rate loans. A 5/1 ARM is a common type of 30-year adjustable-rate mortgage. A 3/1 ARM is a common type of 30-year adjustable-rate mortgage. A 10/1 ARM is a common type of 30-year adjustable-rate mortgage. Adjustable mortgages have lower interest rates, a big draw.

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