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Washington Terrace Home LoansFirst Homes, Fixer-Uppers & Investments

Ready to stop paying your landlord's mortgage? Washington Terrace's established neighborhoods offer a realistic path to your first home, and we'll show you exactly what it takes.

  • First-time buyer programs
  • Renovation & investor loans
  • Fast pre-approval
Quick answer

How much do I need down to buy a home in Washington Terrace?

Often less than you think. FHA loans allow 3.5% down with a 580+ credit score (up to $744,050 in Weber County in 2026), qualifying first-time buyers can put 3% down on a conventional loan, and eligible veterans can buy with $0 down. Down payment assistance can cover part of the rest.

Reviewed by Kenny Farshchian, NMLS #1639863Updated

Buying in Washington Terrace

An attainable place to start building equity

Washington Terrace is a small, close-knit city just south of Ogden and South Ogden, with established neighborhoods of single-family homes and easy access to US-89.

For most first-time buyers, the biggest hurdle isn't the payment, it's the cash to close. We stack the tools available, from low-down-payment loans to assistance programs and seller credits, so you know your real number.

Local Snapshot

Washington Terrace at a glance

DetailWashington Terrace
CountyWeber County
AreaOgden Area
ZIP code84405
Public schoolsWeber School District
Your loan officerKenny Farshchian, NMLS #1639863 · call or text (385) 758-5247

ZIP codes and school boundaries don't always follow city lines; confirm a specific address with your agent, the county or the school district.

2026 Loan Limits

Weber County loan limits for 2026

These limits apply to single-family homes. Loans above the conforming limit are jumbo loans.

Loan type2026 limit (1 unit)What it means
Conventional (conforming)$832,750Most homes in Weber County fit under this limit.
FHA$744,0503.5% down with a 580+ credit score.
VANo limit with full entitlement$0 down for eligible veterans and service members.
JumboAbove $832,750Higher-priced homes; stronger credit and reserves.

Sources: FHFA 2026 conforming limits and HUD 2026 FHA limits. Limits change each January.

Local Know-How

What to know before you buy in Washington Terrace

  • Compare FHA and 3% down conventional options; the better fit depends on your credit score and down payment.
  • Many homes here are older single-family homes, so a thorough inspection matters.
  • Condos and townhomes need project approval for FHA and VA loans; we check before you make an offer.
  • Ask the seller to help with closing costs. FHA allows seller contributions of up to 6% of the price.
Your Plan

Three steps to your keys

  1. 01

    Get a real pre-approval

    Share your income and assets once. We compare loan options from multiple lenders and tell you exactly what you can afford, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

  2. 02

    Shop with confidence

    Make offers in Washington Terrace with a pre-approval letter local agents trust, and a loan officer who answers the phone when your agent calls.

  3. 03

    Close on time

    We manage appraisal, underwriting and title, and keep you and your agent updated at every step until you get the keys.

FAQ

Washington Terrace Home Loan Questions

Many first-time buyers look in Washington Terrace for its established homes and central location. FHA, 3% down conventional loans and down payment assistance can all help, and we'll compare them for you.

Ready to buy in Washington Terrace?

Get a pre-approval you can count on and a local broker who answers the phone. No pressure, no obligation.