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  • What is a USDA loan?
  • Learn more about USDA loans, which are given out by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to help low- or moderate-income people buy, repair or renovate homes in rural areas. With the help of a USDA loan, owning a home in a rural part of the country might be more accessible than you think.
  • What is the interest rate on a USDA guaranteed loan?
  • Interest rates for USDA Guaranteed Loans are set by the lender and can vary based on a number of factors like your income, credit and likelihood to repay the loan. If you’re eligible for payment assistance, your rate may be as low as 1%. Repair loans also have a fixed 1% rate.
  • Why do USDA home loans have lower rates than conventional mortgages?
  • In addition to having no down payment requirements, USDA home loans often also have lower rates than conventional mortgages because the government is taking on the risks associated with lending. This is true even when the USDA issues the loans.
  • Do USDA Loans require a down payment?
  • USDA loans don’t require you to pay a down payment in addition to closing costs, so you save a little bit of money upfront. With USDA loans, you also don’t have to pay private mortgage insurance (PMI) like you would with a conventional loan.
  • What is a USDA Rural Development Loan?
  • USDA loans are an attractive mortgage option for low- to medium-income homebuyers who live in rural areas and may not qualify for a conventional, FHA or VA loan. Consider a USDA rural development loan if you’re interested in buying, refinancing or renovating a home in a rural community that will be your primary residence.
  • How much are closing costs on a USDA mortgage?
  • When purchasing, you have the added benefit of seller concessions to cover up to 6% of your closing costs and you can choose to roll your closing costs into your mortgage balance. The total closing costs for USDA mortgages are typically equal to 3-6% of the purchase price.

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