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Answers (4)
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- Shane Milne, "ShaneTheMortgageMan"
- Contributions:463
See: http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/regs/regs/pdf/1980d.pdf
§1980.346 Other eligibility criteria.
The applicant must: (a) Be a person who does not own a dwelling in the local commuting area or owns a dwelling which is not structurally sound, functionally adequate.

- William Dawes, "ewpdawes"
- Contributions:24
Yes, you must sell your current residence. USDA will not allow a customer to purchase a home while currently owning. You can set it up so that the closing on your current residence takes place just prior to the closing on the proposed home - a HUD1 Settlement Statement for the sale of your home will be a condition of your Underwriting approval.
Feel free to email or call with any questions, I've been a specialist in the USDA Loan for 10-years and am the #1-#2 producer of this loan in my County.
Feel free to email or call with any questions, I've been a specialist in the USDA Loan for 10-years and am the #1-#2 producer of this loan in my County.

- Thomas Hall, "Tennessee Loans"
- Contributions:381
Generally you have to sell your existing home.

- Pat Pribisko, "Pat Pribisko"
- Contributions:1426
You are luckly to find a home in a USDA loan area. You need to consult a loan officer at a local bank to determine if you qualify for a USDA loan.

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