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USDA Loans 2012 USDA Income Limit Update for Arizona

Mike Jones — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:15:32 +0000

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As Arizona home prices continue to be more affordable, USDA Loan Limits for 2012 have been raised in most Arizona counties from earlier USDA Loan Limits. These new USDA Loan Limits go into effect immediately. (Keep in mind that the USDA Loan has two types of qualifying income and there are items that can be subtracted from the income to help qualify for the USDA Loan.) There is also not a Maximum loan amount for the USDA Loan like there are for FHA Mortgage Loans. The USDA Loan amount can equal the appraised value (if higher than the sale price) to include closing costs.

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Arizona USDA Loan Income Limits for 2012:

APACHE COUNTY USDA Loan – St Johns AZ | Eager AZ | Springerville AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,750
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

GRAHAM COUNTY USDA Loan – Safford AZ | Pima AZ | Thatcher AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,750
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

GREENLEE COUNTY USDA Loan – Clifton AZ | Duncan AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,750
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

LA PAZ COUNTY USDA Loan – Parker AZ | Quartzsite AZ | and all surrounding area
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,750
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

MOHAVE COUNTY USDA Loan – Bullhead City AZ | Kingman AZ | Lake Havasu City AZ | Colorado City AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,750
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY USDA Loan – Nogales AZ | Patagonia AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,750
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

YUMA COUNTY USDA Loan – San Luis AZ | Somerton AZ | Yuma AZ | Wellton AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,650
5 to 8 Person Household – $98,650

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How To Find Out If Your Income Qualifies Under The USDA Loan Income Limits

pauldunn — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 18:31:35 +0000

How To Find Out If Your Income Qualifies Under The USDA Loan Income Limits is a post from: USDA Rural Home Loans for Arizona
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Do You Make Too Much Money To Qualify For A USDA Loan In Arizona?

While the USDA Loan does not have a maximum loan size they do have a maximum qualifying income limit.

People ask me all the time, what are the income limits for the USDA Loan. So let’s take a moment and define really quickly what an income limit is. The USDA defines income limit as the Adjusted Household Annual income, that’s it.

Did you catch that? There is an important point there that many people naturally overlook, it’s the Household Annual Income.

What that means is that the USDA Loan Program will look at the total income coming into the household over the entire year. If you have a son or daughter or parent, friend or spouse living in the household that will not be on the loan; their annual income will count against the limit.

What are the income limits based on for USDA Loans?

They are based on geographic region and number of people in the household. The different groupings are 1-4 people, 5-8 people and any number over 9.

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The majority of Arizona has a USDA Loan Income limit of $74,050 for a 1-4 person household. For the 5-8 person household the income limit is generally $97,750. However certain areas allow up to $76,600 for the 1-4 person household and up to $101,100 for the 5-8 person household.

You can find the most current chart of income limits on my USDA Loan Income Limits post. Just select the category, INCOME QUALIFYING and you’ll get the charts as well as information on allowable deductions.

I hope you found this Arizona Home Loan tip useful and would love to hear your comments.

To find out if you qualify for a USDA Loan call (520) 225-0380 or click on the Get Started on USDA tab above and ask a question if you like. If you want to go ahead and get your application in, you can fill out my Arizona Home Loan Application Online here.

How To Get A No Money Down USDA Loan If You Just Got Out Of School

pauldunn — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 17:04:53 +0000

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Get out of school and get a zero down USDA Loan

There are quite a bit of people who would be able to buy a great home here in Arizona with a USDA Loan if they could just buy without having the 2 year history of earning employment.

And the biggest issue with that is because lenders rely on the last 2 years to determine employment and income stability. Without that 2 year history, there is nothing determine that, is there?

Well, actually the USDA Loan will allow someone to buy even without that 2 year employment history as long as they are a recent graduate from college, a trade school or even high school.

You would have to meet all the regular USDA criteria in order to qualify for the USDA Loan, and you would need to provide a copy of your diploma or graduation certificate.

So that proves what you’ve been doing the last couple years, going to school right?

Next we need to prove that you have landed employment in your chosen career path, and that is as simple as providing 30 days of paystubs from work. I would also suggest writing a quick letter to the underwriter..

Something like this..

“Dear Underwriter, I have been going to school at the University of wherever, and have been studying whatever in order to get work doing whatever. I have since found work doing whatever and am earning this much annually…”

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So in review, a copy of your diploma or graduation certificate, a copy of your most recent 30 days of paystubs and a personal letter written to the underwriter should be exactly what you need in order to get a USDA loan right out of school.

To find out if you qualify for a USDA Loan call (520) 225-0380 or click on the Get Started on USDA tab above and ask for a quote. If you want to go ahead and get your application in, you can fill out my Home Loan Application Online here.

USDA Loans 2010 USDA Income Limit Update

pauldunn — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 16:54:02 +0000

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USDA Loan Limit Update 2010

USDA Loan Limits have been raised from the 2009 USDA Loan Limits by a small bit. The new USDA Loan Limits go into effect immediately. Keep in mind that the USDA Loan has two types of qualifying income and there are items that can be subtracted from the income to help qualify for the USDA Loan. There is also not a Maximum loan amount for the USDA Loan like there are for FHA Mortgage Loans.

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Arizona USDA Loan Income Limits for 2010:

APACHE COUNTY USDA Loan – St Johns AZ | Eager AZ | Springerville AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

GRAHAM COUNTY USDA Loan – Safford AZ | Pima AZ | Thatcher AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

GREENLEE COUNTY USDA Loan – Clifton AZ | Duncan AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

LA PAZ COUNTY USDA Loan – Parker AZ | Quartzsite AZ | and all surrounding area
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

MOHAVE COUNTY USDA Loan – Bullhead City AZ | Kingman AZ | Lake Havasu City AZ | Colorado City AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

Apply for a USDA Loan Online Now: Loan Application

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY USDA Loan – Nogales AZ | Patagonia AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

YUMA COUNTY USDA Loan – San Luis AZ | Somerton AZ | Yuma AZ | Wellton AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $74,050
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,750

To apply for a Guaranteed USDA Rural Home Loan click on the Get Started on USDA tab above.

USDA Loans Qualifying Income Limits Update

pauldunn — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:57:12 +0000

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The Arizona USDA Rural Home Loan limits have been raised for 2009. Now, home buyers with higher incomes can qualify for a USDA Rural Home Loan in Arizona. If you are counting on a Zero Down Payment USDA Rural Mortgage Loan with lower monthly payments than an AZ FHA Mortgage Loan, be sure and check the chart to have the confidence that your income is within the Arizona USDA Rural Mortgage Income Limits for 2009. Take a look at the USDA Rural Home Loan qualifying section, because even if your income is higher than the stated limit, there are certain adjustments to income that may be able to help you qualify for an Arizona USDA Rural Home Loan.

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Arizona USDA Rural Home Loan Income Limits for 2009:

APACHE COUNTY – St Johns AZ | Eager AZ | Springerville AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

GRAHAM COUNTY – Safford AZ | Pima AZ | Thatcher AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

GREENLEE COUNTY – Clifton AZ | Duncan AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

LA PAZ COUNTY – Parker AZ | Quartzsite AZ | and all surrounding area
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

Apply for a USDA Loan Online Now: Loan Application

MOHAVE COUNTY – Bullhead City AZ | Kingman AZ | Lake Havasu City AZ | Colorado City AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

SANTA CRUZ COUNTY – Nogales AZ | Patagonia AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

YUMA COUNTY – San Luis AZ | Somerton AZ | Yuma AZ | Wellton AZ | and all surrounding areas
1 to 4 Person Household – $73,600
5 to 8 Person Household – $97,150

You can apply here today for a USDA Rural Home Loan in Arizona.

USDA Loans Qualifying And Repayment Income

pauldunn — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 23:11:57 +0000

USDA Loans Qualifying And Repayment Income is a post from: USDA Rural Home Loans for Arizona
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USDA Rural Home Loan qualifying uses two different income types to determine qualification for the USDA Rural Home Loan. In the previous post we discussed Adjusted Household Income and in this post we will discuss what the USDA Rural Home Loan qualifies as Repayment Income.

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The USDA considers Gross Income and Repayment Income as the same thing and is used in determining if you can afford the payment by looking at a DTI Ratio (debt to income).

USDA Rural Home Loan Repayment Income includes:

All income that is considered stable and dependable
The income of the person signing the promissory note
Income anticipated to last for at least 24 more months
At an underwriter discretion – Projected Income may be considered
Non-Taxable income such as child support or SSI
Vehicle allowances provided by an employer
At an underwriter discretion – Pending pay increases if documented

Understanding income can help you qualify for the USDA Rural Development Home Loan. For more information on qualifying income, please call us at 520-225-0380.

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USDA Rural Home Loan Qualifying and Income Limits

pauldunn — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 08:26:53 +0000

USDA Rural Home Loan Qualifying and Income Limits is a post from: USDA Rural Home Loans for Arizona
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The USDA does indeed set income limitations for qualifying for the USDA Rural Home Loan, but a little known fact is that most folks have “adjustments” to their income that will help them to qualify for the USDA Rural Development Home Loan.

The USDA will Review two types of income for qualifying for the USDA Rural Development Home Loan:

Adjusted Household Income
Repayment Income (Gross Earnings)

What do the USDA Rural Development Home Loan guidelines consider as “Adjusted Household Income”? It is basically gross income MINUS any eligible deductions.

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Here is a list of 7 eligible deductions for qualifying for a USDA Rural Development Home Loan.

$480 deduction for each child under the age of 18
Verified childcare expenses
$480 deduction for disabled dependents 18 years old or older
$480 deduction for a full time student 18 years old or older
$400 deduction for any eligible elderly family member
A deduction for the care of children 12 years of age or younger, to the extent necessary to allow a member of the family to be gainfully employed
A deduction of the amount of which the aggregate of the following expenses of the household exceeds 3% of the gross annual income: medical expenses for elderly family, Reasonable attendant care, auxiliary apparatus expenditures for dependent family members.

These adjustments to income can help you qualify for the USDA Rural Development Home Loan if your basic income puts you over the limit. For more information on qualifying income, please call us at 520-225-0380.

We’ll talk about Repayment Income in the next post.

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