USDA Loans are very popular for the first time home buyer.
They are designed to help people into homes that are designated rural. In order
for the property to be eligible by USDA the location of the property is key and
must be approved by county and zip code to be rural. The qualifying process is
very similar to FHA, you must document your income and have decent credit and
show financial ability to repay the debt.
These loans are very popular with the high Loan-to-Value
(LTV) allowed for closing cost to be rolled into loan for a true “ No Down Loan”.
With many properties qualifying for USDA even though they can hardly be
considered “rural” is it wise to run the address and check before ruling out
any location on your own.
USDA requires only approved lenders administer these loans,
I am happy to be one of those lenders. Make sure if you are working with a
lender and getting a USDA loan that your lender is approved, experienced and knowledgeable
when it comes to the ins and outs of USDA loans.
This loan can be used to Purchase or Refinance and it’s not
just for farmers so take a look and see if the property you are looking to
purchase or refinance falls under the “rural” USDA guideline because this is a
great loan product with great rates and easy terms.
- 102% Financing
- No Down Payment
- No Mortgage
Insurance
- Great Low
Interest Rates
- Loan Amounts up
to $417,000
- No Cash Reserve
Requirements
- 6% Seller
Contribution Limitations
- 100% Gifted
Closing Costs allowed
- 30 year low
fixed rate loan
- No Prepayment
Penalty
- Primary
Residents only (no rentals/investments)
- Possible to roll
closing costs into the loan
- Non-borrowing
spouse must now disclose his/her debt even if not on the loan
For more information go to USDA Home
Loans
For Eligibility go
to; USDA
Income and Property Eligibility Site
Roxy Redenbaugh
ACMC, Loan Consultant
Branch Manager
NMLS#269926
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