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USDA Loans
The USDA mortgage interest rates are some of the lowest ones available when compared to other home loan programs. Solely the VA loan, which is only available to veterans, often matches USDA rates. Because the USDA and VA are backed by the government, they are able to provide loan rates below those of the market.
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A USDA house loan: what is it?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development Guaranteed Housing Loan program includes mortgages backed by USDA loans.
Low-to-average income home buyers can apply for USDA financing. They provide mortgages with below-market interest rates, reduced mortgage insurance, and no down payment financing. A USDA loan can be used to refinance an existing mortgage at a cheap rate or to purchase a new residence.
In other words, USDA home loans are enabling people to buy homes when they previously only thought they could rent.
To find out if the property you’re buying is located in a USDA-eligible rural area and if you meet local income limits, you can use the USDA’s eligibility maps.
Room to Roam
Don't like living in a major city? Would you like a bit more room to spread out and take in everything that is in front of you? A home loan option offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) may be of interest to you.
The fact that there is no required down payment for USDA loans, as opposed to the 3 percent to 5 percent that is normally needed for a conventional loan, is only one of its numerous benefits. The guarantee fees are also less expensive than the mortgage insurance premiums related to FHA loans. Speak with our Licensed Specialist to find out the advantages in more detail.
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