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A Pennsylvania borrower with a 580 credit score seeking a 3.5% down payment loan should look at:
AConventional Fannie Mae loan
BFHA-insured loan✓ Correct
CVA loan
DUSDA Rural Development loan
Explanation
FHA loans are the most accessible for borrowers with lower credit scores — a 580 score qualifies for 3.5% down under FHA guidelines. Conventional loans typically require 620+ for approval; VA requires military eligibility; USDA requires rural location and income limits. FHA's flexibility makes it valuable for many Pennsylvania first-time buyers.
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