- Homebuyers
- March 25, 2025
Planning to Use a 0% Down USDA Loan? What To Know About USDA Appraisals
Homebuyers using a USDA loan must undergo a USDA appraisal. Here's what that entails.
Rabekah Henderson is a writer covering all things homes and housing. She's written for publications like USA Today, Real Simple, The Spruce, and US News & World Report. She lives in Raleigh, NC.
Homebuyers using a USDA loan must undergo a USDA appraisal. Here's what that entails.
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