Yes — USDA loans are often possible after bankruptcy once waiting periods pass and credit is re-established. Chapter 7 is typically about three years from discharge; Chapter 13 may allow sooner with satisfactory plan payments and court approval. Ryan & Steve confirm your clock and compare FHA if needed.
USDA purchase after bankruptcy depends on chapter type, discharge or plan status, and re-established credit.
Strong compensating factors can make the difference when your bankruptcy is recent but within guideline windows.
Avoid these common mistakes that delay USDA approval after bankruptcy.
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