USDA Rural Development loans are designed to make homeownership more affordable outside major cities. Here’s what to know.
A 30-year fixed loan backed by USDA for buyers in eligible areas.
The home must be in a USDA-eligible area, and many suburban and small-town neighborhoods qualify.
Household income must fall within limits for the county and household size.
Don’t have everything yet? That’s okay. Todd will tell you exactly what’s needed for your situation.
My wife of more than 20 years grew up on a farm in the rural West, and our family is deeply connected to agricultural life. I know how much a little land and a close-knit small town can mean. If that’s what you’re after, I’ll help you find out quickly whether USDA fits, and if it doesn’t, what will.
For eligible buyers and properties, yes. You’ll still have closing costs, which sellers can sometimes help cover.
USDA publishes eligibility maps, and many suburban areas qualify. Send Todd the address and he’ll check it for you.
They depend on your county and household size. Todd can tell you the limit for where you’re looking.
USDA loans include an upfront guarantee fee (which can usually be financed) and a small annual fee.
No. USDA guaranteed loans are for primary residences, not income-producing farms or rentals.
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Send Todd an address or a town you love. He’ll check USDA eligibility and walk you through your numbers.