If you’re in the market for a home, you may be interested in a USDA loan. They’re a great option for first-time buyers and people on a budget. But there are some limitations to their use, so you should understand what you can and cannot qualify for before you apply.
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A USDA guaranteed loan is one with reasonable qualifying guidelines, even if you have bad credit. The federal government guarantees 90% of the mortgage amount for qualified applicants. To qualify for the loan, you will need to meet certain requirements and you will need to prove that you can repay it. This can be difficult for low income homebuyers. Read More
Obtaining a mortgage usually requires that people have at least 20 percent of the purchase price on a house in order for some lenders to grant them the loan. This requirement made it impossible for many lower income families to stop renting and become homeowners. Read More
The mortgage down payment is a barrier faced by first-time home buyers for generations. Even if you have steady employment and good credit scores, a large down payment can be much harder to achieve. Read More
USDA home loans are one of two zero down mortgage programs still available in America to buy a new home. As with any mortgage, there are groups of specific requirements that must be met before an applicant is approved. Read More
