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USDA RURAL PROPERTIES = 100% FINANCING!
Call us today and find out if where you are looking to buy qualifies for this government program!
There are 6 entire cities in CA that qualify, and several areas that surround them! The entire city of Discovery Bay qualifies for 100% financing through this government program!
More Families are Taking Advantage of the USDA Loan
In 2009 the USDA enacted changes that made millions of borrowers eligible for their rural mortgage programs. Many home buyers dream of purchasing a home but don't necessarily have the cash on hand to make the hefty 20% down payment required by a conventional home loan.
USDA loans stand alone as the only zero money down program available to borrowers that have not served in the military. Eligible borrowers will be hard pressed to find a loan program that offers more favorable terms.
Who Qualifies for a USDA Loan?
USDA Loans used to be considered "farmers loans" but that is simply not the case anymore. Just about anyone looking to purchase a home outside a major metropolitan area can qualify for a USDA Loan.
Some of the eligibility standards that determine if you qualify for a USDA loan for your home include what county and zip code the home resides in, your current income and credit history, as well as the number of dependents you can claim. Because these guidelines are very specific, it is important to work with a company that has experience dealing with USDA government financing to help determine your eligibility.
USDA Loan Facts
Encouraging rural land development and growth in rural areas
- The USDA will loan $16 billion in 2009
- The loan will come directly from the Federal Government or from lenders who have been approved by the USDA and backed by the government
- $0 down, 100% financing is available
- Terms are up to 33-38 years allowing you to lower monthly payments
- Lower income families and those with blemished credit can qualify
USDA Loans Can Be Used to Purchase:
- Pre-existing or new home
- Condo or townhome
- Land and the cost of building your own home
- Land and the cost of moving a manufactured home
- Commercial properties in rural areas
- Farm and farm equipment
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