USDA Loans
A USDA loan is a mortgage backed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the Rural Development Guaranteed Housing Loan Program. USDA loans offer 100% financing — meaning no down payment — for eligible homebuyers in rural and suburban areas. Many properties in Arizona, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, and other states Craig serves qualify for USDA financing.
USDA Loans
Craig Pribyl at Summit Lending Solutions is an independent mortgage broker licensed in 6 states. As an independent broker, Craig shops dozens of lenders to find you the most competitive USDA Loans rate and terms. You get the expertise of a seasoned mortgage professional combined with access to a wide range of lenders.
Not necessarily. USDA defines eligible areas broadly and includes many suburban communities. Areas with populations under 35,000 may qualify. Many communities outside major cities in Arizona, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, and Washington are USDA-eligible. Craig can check any specific address for you.
Yes, USDA loans have household income limits based on the number of people in your household and the county where the property is located. In most Arizona counties, the income limit for a 1-4 person household is around $110,650. Craig can verify the exact limits for your situation.
USDA mortgage insurance is significantly cheaper than FHA. USDA charges a 1% upfront guarantee fee (vs 1.75% for FHA) and a 0.35% annual fee (vs 0.55-0.85% for FHA). This makes USDA loans very affordable for eligible buyers.