144 Hann St
Oak Hill, FL 32759 $55,000- Bed: 2
- Bath: 1.0
- Sqft: 720
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Property details
- Address: 144 Hann St
- Price: $55,000
- Carpet Area: 720Sq Ft
- Bedrooms: 2
- Bathrooms: 1.0
- Home Type: Single Family
- Year Built: 1973
- Property Status: Active
Description
Investor, Rehabbers, Fix & Flip, Special! BEING SOLD ''AS IS'' Needs some updates, but it's a great property and location. The property has a HUGE backyard sitting on almost a quarter acre. Bring your creativity and your design ideas.
Additional Details
- Neighborhood: 99-Other (See Remarks)
- USDA Loan: Eligible
Address
- Address: 144 Hann St
- State: Florida
- Locality: 99-Other (See Remarks)
- City: Oak Hill
- Zip: 32759
- County: Volusia County
USDA Eligibility
This
2 bedrooms, 1.0 bath property
and having a living area of 720 sqft
home comes within an USDA eligible zone
. You can qualify for a ZERO down mortgage on this house. Fill in the application form to talk to a USDA loan expert.
Note 1 : A physical inspection of the house at 144 Hann St, Oak Hill, FL 32759 is still required make sure that this property follows other USDA guidelines in order to qualify for a USDA home loan.
USDA Loan Maps
Please check USDA loan maps around 144 Hann St and see if there are more approved areas around Oak Hill, FL
Note: All the non peach areas in the map are eligible for a USDA home loan.
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Tips for First Time HomeBuyers in Florida
If you're looking for a home mortgage for the first time, it may be difficult to understand which loan program may be the best fit for your case. The first thing you should do is find out home much of a home you can afford.
- If you can afford to put almost 20 percent down, then you can qualify for almost every loan program out there and also have an edge with bargaining.
- Secondly, if you can afford 3-10% down you may still end up with better loan programs, but might end up with paying PMI (private mortgage insurance).
- Lastly, if you cannot afford any money down then also there are some government funded loan programs like (USDA, VA) that can get you a home with 0 Down mortgage.
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