Tap any of these 61 Connecticut towns. Green towns sit in USDA zero-down loan areas. Gold towns are split, where the street decides. Grey towns are outside USDA territory, and every one of them still has a low-down path. Nobody has put this on one map before, so we did.
DRAFT · PENDING USDA MAP VERIFICATIONUSDA draws its eligible areas at the parcel level and redraws them as census data changes. Town colors here summarize the current pattern: green means the town broadly sits inside a USDA area, gold means the boundary cuts through town, grey means it broadly does not. The only answer that counts for a specific house comes from the official USDA map and from a loan officer reviewing your file.
And a grey town is not a dead end. FHA at 3.5% down and Conventional 97 at 3% down work in every town on this map, VA at zero down for eligible veterans, and the difference between 3% down and 0% down on a median Hartford-area home is smaller than most buyers assume once you compare the full monthly cost. That comparison is free. Ask for it.
A licensed loan officer runs your income, your credit, and your town side by side across every program, and tells you plainly which one wins.
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