The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has been a popular resource for first-time homebuyers for many years. But in 2015, the FHA has lowered the loan limit for some areas, making it easier for buyers to qualify for a loan. The FHA loan cap on a single-family home purchase in some areas, such as San Francisco, has fallen from $729,750 to $625,500. This is great news for borrowers, as the FHA offers more favorable terms and interest rates than traditional loans from banks.
Another great option for homeowners in 2015 is the USDA loan, which is especially favorable for rural homebuyers who don’t qualify for other loan types. The USDA loan offers low down payments and competitive interest rates to help borrowers secure a property in areas that may not have easy access to financing.
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