11-28-2012 01:18 AM - edited 11-28-2012 01:37 AM
So hoping someone can chime in who can give me an idea on the loan process for the USDA program (guaranteed loan).
Looking at new construction for a USDA loan. Currently fiancee and myself are under the income limits by about 10k based on our hourly incomes. The issue that is coming up is I just accepted a job offer that would put us over the income limits but requires a lot of security clearances (government position) which I was told can take quite some time (several months). When would the income be checked in regards to eligibility for a new construction home? Does it happen at completion of the house or before or multiple times? I would not want to agree to a contract on the home and find out because of the new job that I'm ineligible for USDA. I'll be at my current job until I found out about the other job.
11-28-2012 08:02 AM
When you are going thru underwriting they will check with your current employer.
11-28-2012 08:09 AM
11-28-2012 08:23 AM
It depends on your builder, my builder made me get pre-approval and go thru underwriting before we started building. When we are close to finishing the build we have to go thru the same process all over again.
When I built my first home, they didnt require a thing. We just did all the loan stuff right before the home was done.

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