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The primary difference between USDA direct loans and USDA guaranteed loans is who funds the actual loan. With the USDA direct loan, the USDA acts as the lender. Conversely, with the guaranteed loan program, private lenders fund the loan while the USDA backs each loan against default.

USDA Rural Development supports rural prosperity in California by investing in modern infrastructure such as high-speed internet and water and waste treatment systems.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture, through its Rural Development mission area, provides financial resources and support for rural communities, residents, and businesses.

USDA home loans go through two stages of loan approval. All parts of your loan, including your income, credit and the property, must be cleared through underwriting first, then USDA. Your lender and/or USDA may request additional documents or information before approval can be issued.

The lender has three responses to the issuance of Form RD 3555-18/18E; the lender may accept the terms and conditions, decline the terms and conditions for loan guarantee, or request that the terms and conditions be altered. Loan amount equal to or less than the authorized amount.

SUBSIDY RECAPTURE: This account is subject to being repaid or “recaptured” at the time a borrower sells or transfers the property to another owner, no longer occupy the property, or pays the loan in full.

As a part of USDA Rural Development, our mission is to be a cost-effective service provider that strives to help homeowners and their families remain successful homeowners throughout the term of the loan.

All in all, in the best-case circumstances, you can expect the USDA home loan process to last anywhere from 30 to 60 days—or longer if there are hiccups such as missing paperwork. The availability of government funding for these loans might also lengthen the process, in some cases up to three months.