USDA requires an appraisal that confirms value and property standards. A separate general home inspection is still smart buyer protection — and rural properties often need well, septic, or pest inspections too. Ryan & Steve map which inspections your file needs so repairs and Conditional Commitment do not stall your closing.
The appraisal is required for the loan. Extra inspections protect you as the buyer and may be required by the lender based on the property.
Order the right inspections early so repairs and Conditional Commitment stay on schedule.
How inspection and appraisal findings actually affect your USDA file.
Ryan and Steve coordinate appraisal conditions, specialty inspections, and repair timing before Conditional Commitment.
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