USDA Home Loan Mortgage Refinance

Requirements for refinancing into a USDA mortgage – We receive many questions about the 100% USDA home loan and using this program to refinance an existing mortgage. First and foremost – the mortgage you currently have must be a USDA Mortgage. You cannot use the Florida USDA loan to refinanced out of an existing FHA, VA or Conventional mortgage. If you currently have a USDA mortgage, please read the requirements below –

Please read the new USDA refinance program updates here as of 7/2012. The new Pilot USDA program now allows for negative equity and closing costs can be included into the new loan.

Fixed rate 30 year fix term only for USDA refinance.
No Cash out allowed for USDA refinance.
1% USDA Guarantee Fee is included or “rolled into” your new USDA loan
The Florida USDA refinance process can be “streamlined” or “non streamlined” Basically a streamlined refinance is when NO appraisal is required by USDA. However, with the streamline USDA option, you cannot finance or “roll in” your closing costs into your new USDA loan. You have to pay these costs out of pocket. With the non-streamlined USDA loan option, you can roll in closing costs. However, a full appraisal will be required. Please see the latest USDA Refinance updates as of 2019.
All normal USDA eligibility requirements in Florida apply regarding household income, property location and credit requirements.

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