NC Counties Loosing USDA Home Loan Funding
This state has grown Soooo much, that when the 2010 Census maps were drawn up, and analyzed, it showed that 21 Communities in NC will lose the opportunity to get mortgage loans approved using the USDA Home Loan Program starting October 1, 2012.
Congress is currently considering the Senate USDA Appropriations bill, S.2375 which includes a grandfathering provision. The provision is for places that have gained population and would otherwise become ineligible for USDA Home Loans. This bill would keep them eligible through the end of September 30, 2013.
Without this “grandfathering” delay – on October 1, 2012, many areas in NC will loose eligibility for USDA Home Loan financing.
The current proposed List includes:
Belmont
Clayton
Eden
Fuquay-Varina
Hendersonville
Holly Springs
Hope Mills
Knightdale
Leland
Lenoir
Mebane
Morganton
Mount Holly
Murraysville
Newton
Piney Green
Reidsville
Smithfield
Summerfield
Tarboro
Wake Forest
The folks in these areas need to be aware of this coming change – because it will likely make it more difficult for some people to purchase homes there! USDA is a 100%, no downpayment program designed for folks who have pretty good credit, good jobs, and want to live in more “rural” areas of NC. I think it’s a great place – but frankly, I’ve never thought of Tarboro, or Belmont (for instance) as huge Metropolitan areas – so I was surprised! (See the Current USDA Eligibility Map for NC)
Here’s the actual report from USDA Single Family Homes. Is this one of those “Good Problems To Have” kinda’ things? For many areas, this is THE mortgage program of choice, and it’s why certain subdivisions in Holly Springs and Wake Forest (for instance) have been so popular!
If you are looking for a USDA Home Loan in North Carolina – call Steve and Eleanor Thorne! 919 649 5058 – we know the USDA Home Loan program requirements, and we can help you get pre-qualified to buy your dream home in NC!
originally posted at NCFHAEXPERT.com



