
Question: I’m about to be under contract on my first home. I would like to have an idea on how long the USDA mortgage process takes to complete so I have time to prepare for my move.
Thank you – J. Naples / Orlando, FL
Answer: Once you are under a fully approved contract, the USDA closing process will take around 35-45 days to complete. The exact time depends on the city/county your new home is located. Once the lender underwriting is complete, your USDA home loan has to go through a secondary approval process with the local USDA / Rural Development office. Each USDA office has different turn times that change frequently. However, 35-45 days is a safe bet to complete the entire processing/closing process.
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