USDA loans offer no-down-payment financing for eligible buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas of Texas.
USDA loans are backed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help buyers purchase homes in eligible rural and suburban areas. "Rural" covers more of Texas than most people expect, and some communities outside city centers around New Braunfels, Seguin, Canyon Lake and San Antonio may qualify.
USDA loans are for primary residences. They're not for farms or investment properties.
Eligible buyers can purchase with no down payment.
USDA guarantee fees are often lower than other low-down-payment options.
Many rural and suburban areas qualify.
Send John the address and he'll check it on USDA's eligibility map.
No. It's for primary homes in eligible areas, not farm or investment properties.
Yes. USDA counts the income of everyone in the household, and limits vary by county and household size. John will run the numbers with you.
Some areas outside city centers in the region may be eligible. Eligibility can change, so John checks each address individually.
Loan programs are subject to borrower qualification, underwriting approval, credit approval, and program availability. Not all borrowers will qualify. Not affiliated with or endorsed by USDA.
Send John the area you're shopping in and he'll check eligibility for you.


