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No Money Down – 100% USDA Loan Financing

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USDA Rural Home Loans has a MASSIVE advantage in today’s Real Estate market.  We’ve all heard these terms…

NO MONEY DOWN! ZERO DOWN! 100% Home Loan Financing!

These options for financing a home are no longer available with conventional financing NOR through FHA home loan financing.  The best option for buying a home with No Money Down is with the USDA Rural Development Home Loan, which will fund up to 102% of the appraised value.

The USDA Rural Development Home Loan allows you to finance:

  • Full Purchase Price
  • Closing Costs
  • USDA Guaranty Fee
  • Rehabilitation Costs
  • Repair Costs
  • Appliances

Apply for a USDA Loan Online Now: Loan Application

How do you find a USDA Rural Development Home Loan property that qualifies?

First, click on our USDA MAPS tab to print out the map for the area you are interested.  Then a good place to look for an eligible USDA Rural Development Home is at www.Realtor.com.  Simply look for properties within the boundaries identified on your USDA Rural Home Loan map.

You can apply for a USDA Rural Development Home Loan here.

P.S. – It’s always a good idea to get prequalifed for a USDA Rural Home Loan before you go out shopping for a new home!

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Posted in USDA Advantages by pauldunn 3 Comments

3 Responses to "No Money Down – 100% USDA Loan Financing"

  • pauldunn says:
    September 30, 2009 at 9:20 pm

    Just a note… More than 100,000 families have taken advantage of this low cost, low payment loan in 2009.

  • phyllis gross says:
    April 21, 2011 at 5:08 pm

    I am selling a house through real development.What will it cost me, will i be responsible for closing cost or anything? thanks

  • pauldunn says:
    April 22, 2011 at 2:33 pm

    @ phyllis – If you are selling a house and the buyer is getting a Rural USDA Loan, then the buyer is responsible for the loan costs. However, they can often roll in the costs or even have their real estate agent negotiate that the seller pays for the closing costs. You should speak with your real estate agent for information on your costs for selling a home in your area. Some areas do have transfer taxes.

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