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There are 257 USDA backed residential loans in Allegheny county with an average loan balance of $114,680. Over 85% of the loans helped first time home buyers. Borrowers were an average age of 36 years old. The typical appraised home value was around $114,843. On average the rural home size purchased with this loan was approximately 1,312 SqFt. Alternate income limits exist to determine loan eligibility in Allegheny county. For a household of upto 4 people the income limit is $95,450. For a household of between 5 and 8 people the income limit increases to $126,000.

The size of Allegheny County is roughly 1,927 square kilometers. USDA defined regions of rural loan ineligibility in Allegheny cover 1,284 square kilometers of the county. Approximately 66.6% of Allegheny County is ineligible for traditional USDA home loans. The influence score for Allegheny County is 1. Look below for the interactive county level map illustration below for more details.


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Acmetonia   •   Allegheny Acres   •   Allison Park   •   Alpsville   •   Aspinwall   •   Avalon   •   *Bairdford   •   *Bakerstown   •   Bakerstown Station   •   Baldwin   •   Barking   •   Bauerstown   •   Beadling   •   Beechcliff   •   Beechmont   •   *Bell Acres   •   Bellevue   •   Belmar   •   Ben Avon   •   Ben Avon Heights   •   Benjamin   •   Berkeley Hills   •   Bethel Park   •   Black Ridge   •   Blaine Hill   •   Blawnox   •   Blythedale   •   Bon Meade   •   *Boston   •   Boyce   •   Boyer   •   Brackenridge   •   Braddock   •   Braddock Hills   •   Bradford Woods   •   Brentwood   •   Bridgeville   •   Broadlawn Highlands   •   Broadview   •   Broughton   •   Bruceton   •   Brushton   •   Bryant   •   Bunola   •   Carnegie   •   Carnot   •   CarnotMoon   •   Castle Shannon   •   Center   •   Central Highlands   •   Chalfant   •   Cherry City   •   Cheswick   •   Churchill   •   Churchill Valley   •   Clairton   •   Clifton   •   *Clinton   •   Coal Valley   •   Cochrans Mill   •   Coraopolis   •   Coraopolis Heights   •   Crafton   •   Creighton   •   Crescent Hills   •   Cuddy Hill   •   Culmerville   •   Curry   •   *Curtisville   •   Dixmont   •   Dormont   •   Dorseyville   •   Douglass   •   Dravosburg   •   Drennen   •   Duff City   •   Duquesne   •   East McKeesport   •   East Monongahela   •   East Pittsburgh   •   Eastvue   •   Eden Park   •   Edgewood   •   *Edgeworth   •   Elfinwild   •   Elizabeth   •   Elkhorn   •   Emsworth   •   *Enlow   •   Essen   •   Etna   •   Evergreen   •   Ewingsville   •   Experiment   •   Fairoaks   •   Federal   •   Forest Hills   •   Fox Chapel   •   Fox Ridge   •   *Franklin Park   •   Gallatin   •   Garvey Melton   •   Gascola   •   Gayly   •   Gibsonia   •   Gill Hall   •   Gladden   •   Glassmere   •   Glassport   •   *Glen Osborne   •   Glendale   •   *Glenfield   •   Glenshaw   •   Glenwillard   •   Green Tree   •   *Greenock   •   Gregg   •   Groveton   •   Hardy   •   Harmar Heights   •   Harmarville   •   Harwick   •   *Haysville   •   Heidelberg   •   Hickman   •   Highcliff   •   Homestead   •   *Imperial   •   Indianola   •   Ingram   •   Jefferson Hills   •   Jewell   •   Karns   •   Kenmawr   •   Keown   •   Keown Station   •   Kirwan Heights   •   Laketon Heights   •   Laurel Gardens   •   *Leetsdale   •   Liberty   •   Library   •   *Lincoln   •   Linden Grove   •   Linhart   •   Lovedale   •   Magill Heights   •   Manown   •   McAlisters Crossroads   •   McKees Rocks   •   McKeesport   •   McKnight   •   Millvale   •   Monroeville   •   Montrose Hill   •   Moon   •   Moon Crest   •   Moon Run   •   Morgan Hill   •   Mount Lebanon   •   Mount Oliver   •   Mount Vernon   •   Munhall   •   Murdocksville   •   Mustard   •   Nadine   •   National Hill   •   Natrona   •   Natrona Heights   •   New England   •   Newfield   •   *Noblestown   •   North Bessemer   •   North Braddock   •   North Versailles   •   Oak Hill   •   *Oakdale   •   Oakmont   •   Orville   •   Osborne   •   Park View   •   Penn Hills   •   Penn Ridge   •   Pennsbury Village   •   Perrysville   •   Piney Fork   •   Pitcairn   •   Pittock   •   Pittsburgh   •   Pleasant Hills   •   *Plum   •   Port Perry   •   Port Vue   •   Presto   •   Rankin   •   Red Hot   •   Rennerdale   •   River Hill   •   River Valley   •   Rodi   •   Rosslyn Farms   •   Rural Ridge   •   *Russellton   •   Sample   •   Sandy Creek   •   Santiago   •   *Sewickley   •   *Sewickley Heights   •   *Sewickley Hills   •   Shadow Shuttle   •   Shannon Heights   •   Sharpe Hill   •   Sharpsburg   •   Smithdale   •   Snowden   •   South Park Township   •   Springdale   •   Stonedale   •   *Sturgeon   •   Swissvale   •   Sygan   •   Sygan Hill   •   Talley Cavey   •   Tarentum   •   Terrace   •   Thornburg   •   Treveskyn   •   Troy Hill   •   Turtle Creek   •   Undercliff   •   Unity   •   Universal   •   Upper Saint Clair   •   Valemont Heights   •   Verona   •   Versailles   •   Walkers Mill   •   Wall   •   Wallace   •   Walter Chapel   •   Walther   •   Warrendale   •   West Elizabeth   •   West Homestead   •   West Mifflin   •   West Park   •   West View   •   West Wilmerding   •   Wexford   •   Whitaker   •   White Oak   •   Whitehall   •   Wildwood   •   Wilkinsburg   •   Wilmerding   •   Wireton   •   Wittmer   •   Wylie

A USDA loan is a mortgage option available to eligible homebuyers that is sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture to promote homeownership in rural communities. USDA Loans, sometimes called "RD Loans," offer 100% financing options on eligible rural properties. USDAProperties can help you find USDA properties in Allegheny County.

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Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
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Allegheny County, located in the southwestern region of the great state of Pennsylvania, was established on September 24, 1788, from parts of Washington and Westmoreland counties. It was named after the Allegheny River, which runs through the county. The area has a rich historical background, with Pittsburgh, the county seat, playing a pivotal role in the early development of the United States.

One of the earliest European explorers in the region was Frenchman Robert de La Salle, who began exploring the Ohio and Allegheny rivers in 1669. Many of the first European settlers in the area were English and Scotch-Irish immigrants who arrived in the 1700s, leading to tensions with the Native American populations, primarily the Iroquois, Delaware, and Shawnee tribes.

Pittsburgh rapidly developed into a key transportation hub at the junction of the Monongahela, Allegheny, and Ohio rivers, which became known as the "Gateway to the West." As industrialization took hold in the 19th century, Allegheny County became a center for iron, steel, and glass production. Pittsburgh Steel became synonymous with the county, and at its peak, the city produced nearly half of the nation's steel. Coal mining was also a major industry in the area. The region played a significant role during the Civil War, with Allegheny County contributing to the Union war effort through the production of munitions and supplies.

Culturally, Allegheny County is known for its museums, universities, and historically significant landmarks, such as Fort Duquesne and Fort Pitt. The county was also home to several distinguished American industrialists like Andrew Carnegie, George Westinghouse, and the Mellon Family, who contributed significantly to the region's economic and cultural development.

A fun fact about Allegheny County is that it is home to 446 bridges, which is more than any other city in the world, including Venice, Italy. Due to the abundance of bridges, Pittsburgh has earned the nickname "City of Bridges."


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