FinanceIntermediateDelaware Exam

What is a 'USDA Rural Development' loan in Delaware real estate?

ASimply a narrow loan reserved only for purchasing raw agricultural land located anywhere within Delaware, as is typical in most transactions
BA federally backed loan program for low-to-moderate income buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas, often with no down payment requiredCorrect
CA loan for home improvements in rural Delaware areas
DA loan guaranteed by the Delaware Department of Agriculture

Why A federally backed loan program for low-to-moderate income buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas, often with no down payment required Is Correct

Answer B: A federally backed loan program for low-to-moderate income buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas, often with no down payment required

USDA Section 502 Rural Development loans are government-guaranteed mortgages for eligible buyers in rural and suburban areas. They offer 100% financing (no down payment) for eligible income borrowers in designated areas, including parts of Delaware.

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