Here is a link to the eligiblity map https://eligibility.sc.egov.usda.gov/eligibility/w...Type in the address of a house you're interested in and it will tell you if that property is eligible.

I would figure out a way to get another type of loan and put a little more money down but ensure that you are doing it correctly so you don't have to cross the line with any legalities. 

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What type of properties are you interested in?

However, from what you've typed above you're definitely overdoing it on the primer. 

@Casey BarickmanWhat type of property are you looking to buy? 

I had tried Canada post a few years ago (for a different type venture), they only offered a mass mailer type campaign for neighbourhoods/communities.

It goes on to say that I cannot get title insurance on this type of deed because there is no "quiet title action" or "quit claim deed" from the defaulting taxpayer.

I spoke with an insurance agent about the required insurance minimums and he asked about what type of building it would be- rental or condo.

Anybody have any thoughts or experience with these things? We have a termite bond company that identified old activity (unknown how old) but not active and wanted to charge $250 for a preventative treatment.
Thanks