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USDA LOANS

Make homeownership more accessible with a USDA Loan designed for qualified buyers purchasing a home in an eligible rural or suburban area. With 100% financing options and competitive 30-year fixed-rate financing, a USDA Loan can help eligible buyers purchase a home without a traditional down payment.

OVERVIEW

What Is a USDA Loan?

A USDA Loan is a government-backed mortgage program designed to help eligible low- and moderate-income households purchase a safe, affordable primary residence in an eligible rural area.

Through the USDA Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program, qualified borrowers may be able to purchase or build a home with 100% financing, subject to USDA and lender requirements.

Eligible properties can include new or existing homes, certain condos, PUDs, modular homes, and manufactured homes that meet program guidelines.

Despite the name, USDA-eligible areas can include communities outside major metropolitan areas, so it's worth checking the property address before assuming it doesn't qualify.
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100% Financing
Available

Eligible Rural &
Suburban Areas

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30-Year
Fixed-Rate Option

Income-Based
Eligibility

Primary Residence
Financing

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Purchase & Certain
Refinance Options

KEY BENEFITS

Why Choose a USDA Loan?

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100% Financing

Qualified borrowers may be able to finance 100% of the purchase price, reducing the need for a traditional down payment.

Low Upfront Costs

No traditional down payment required for eligible borrowers. Preserve savings for closing costs, moving expenses, and more.

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Competitive Fixed Rates

The USDA program offers 30-year fixed-rate financing with predictable principal and interest payments.

Flexible Credit Evaluation

USDA itself does not establish a minimum credit score; lenders may apply their own standards.

Eligible Rural & Suburban Locations

Many smaller communities and suburban areas may qualify. Check the address to verify eligibility.

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WHO IT'S FOR

Is a USDA Loan Right for You?

First-Time Homebuyers

A USDA Loan can help qualified first-time buyers purchase a home without saving for a traditional down payment.

Rural & Suburban Homebuyers

If you're considering a home outside a major metropolitan area, check whether the property falls within an eligible USDA area.

Budget-Conscious Buyers

Preserve more of your savings by taking advantage of available 100% financing when you qualify.

Growing Families

Purchase a suitable primary residence in an eligible community while keeping upfront costs manageable.

USDA MORTGAGE EXPERTISE

Make Your USDA Home Loan Simple

USDA financing has specific income, property, occupancy, and underwriting requirements. Our team helps you understand those requirements before you move forward.

We'll help evaluate your situation, verify eligibility, compare available financing options, and guide you from pre-approval through closing.

USDA Loan Guidance
Property Eligibility Assistance
Income Eligibility Review
Competitive Financing Options
Fast Pre-Approval Support
Dedicated Guidance From Application to Closing
SIMPLE PROCESS

Get Your USDA Loan in Four Easy Steps

01

Check Your Eligibility

We'll review your income, credit profile, household information, and homeownership goals.

02

Verify the Property

We'll determine whether the property is located in a USDA-eligible area and meets requirements.

03

Get Pre-Approved

Once your profile is reviewed, we'll help determine your purchasing power and options.

04

Close With Confidence

Complete underwriting, appraisal, and final documentation before closing on your new home.

READY TO FIND OUT IF YOU QUALIFY?

Your Path to Homeownership Could Start With USDA Financing

You may not need a large down payment to buy a home. If your income and property meet USDA requirements, a USDA Loan could provide an affordable path toward homeownership.

Get USDA Pre-Approved Today
100% Financing
Options
Eligible Rural &
Suburban Properties
30-Year Fixed-Rate
Flexible Financing
Personalized Eligibility
Guidance
Support From Pre-Approval
to Closing