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14 Comments on USDA Home Loans Rock The Triangle!
I have never had a client apply for a USDA loan but since Charlotte is not that different from your area I imagine we have areas that would qualify as well. Thanks for the interesting info!
Great post Eleanor. You always have the best explanations of this program.
Terrific post, Eleanor. So many people don't understand the USDA program and are of the belief that if it doesn't involved acreage and active farming then they can't apply. But sometimes I think that while these programs are available, the powers that be don't really want the public to know about them, thus they save some money.
Eleanor, I am a huge fan of the "farmers home loan". There was a time, about 14 years ago, when this was the loan of choice in my market area. Then the subprime 100% financing came along and I didn't see one of these loans in years. Now they are making a very strong and well deserved come back. Very good loan product.
And don't forget the buyer can put 6% in closing costs on top of the purchase price.
Broker Bryant! FORGOT that's what they use to be called! Thanks!
It is a great loan for buyers that can qualify and it is in an area that is approved. I haven't used it much in the past but will be more aware of it in the future.
Eleanor,
My first home purchase in the early 70's was through the Farmers Home Administration. Broker Bryant and I are so much older than you and Steve; it's okay that we know what they used to be called, and you youngsters don't! LOL
Mike in Tucson
Boy, add first time homebuyers to this deal with the $7500 tax credit, and how can you NOT purchase! There are many, many properties that qualify, particularly those in the first time buyer budget range. GREAT INFORMATION!
Eleanor,
You do a great job of educating--so many people are not aware of the FHA loans and all the advantages of them.
thanks Eleanor - you keep us up to date on info in our area and great ways for us to help our buyers. I agree with Penny - 1st time home buyers - IT'S TIME TO BUY... NOW!!!
thanks for this! You have taught me so much about this program already and I am advertising the heck out of it!
Hi Eleanor - I agree that this is a fabulous loan program. Glad you have many areas where your clients can take advantage of it, and lenders willing to continue funding these loans while congress figures things out.
Great synopsis of a great loan program Eleanor, but do note there is NO limit of what the seller can contribute as long as it's "reasonable". I've had deals where the seller contributed over 6% on low purchase prices and that saved the deals.
I do encourage you to post this in Rural Development Loan Group here in AR. This information needs to be heard!
Gerry Suarez, Jr.
Your FHA Loan Pro!
Eleanor~
Here is yet another example of why I subscribe to your BLOG. This post sums up information our clients can REALLY use . THX!!!