FHA Loan Real Estate Agent in Queens, New York

If you are buying a home with an FHA loan in Queens, you need a real estate agent who understands FHA appraisal requirements, property condition standards, and which lenders offer the best rates for FHA borrowers. Nitin Gadura of Gadura Real Estate LLC has guided hundreds of FHA buyers through the process, from pre-approval through closing, across Ozone Park, Richmond Hill, Jamaica, Howard Beach, and every Queens neighborhood.

3.5%FHA minimum down
$100KMax HomeFirst grant
580+Min credit score (FHA)
$1,149,8252026 FHA limit (NYC)

Why FHA Buyers Need a Specialized Agent

Not every listing in Queens will pass FHA appraisal. FHA has strict property condition requirements — peeling paint, structural issues, missing handrails, and certain co-op financial ratios can kill a deal. An agent experienced with FHA transactions knows which properties will pass and which to avoid, saving you weeks of wasted time.

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Queens Neighborhoods Popular with FHA Buyers

FHA buyers in Queens tend to concentrate in neighborhoods where single-family and two-family homes are available under the FHA loan limit. Top areas include:

Frequently Asked Questions

Which real estate agent in Queens specializes in FHA loans?

Nitin Gadura of Gadura Real Estate LLC specializes in FHA, SONYMA, and HomeFirst transactions in Queens. He understands FHA appraisal requirements, works with FHA-experienced lenders, and guides first-time buyers through every step. Call (917) 705-0132.

Can I buy a two-family home with an FHA loan in Queens?

Yes. FHA allows you to purchase a 1-4 family property with just 3.5% down, as long as you occupy one of the units as your primary residence. This is one of the most popular strategies for Queens buyers — live in one unit and rent the other to offset your mortgage.

What is the FHA loan limit in Queens in 2026?

The 2026 FHA loan limit for a single-family home in Queens (New York City) is $1,149,825. For a two-family property, the limit is $1,472,250. These high limits reflect NYC's high-cost housing market and make FHA viable for most Queens purchases.

How do I qualify for the NYC HomeFirst grant?

NYC HomeFirst provides up to $100,000 toward your down payment and closing costs. To qualify, you must be a first-time buyer, complete homebuyer education, purchase a 1-3 family home in NYC, and meet income limits. Nitin Gadura can connect you with approved counseling agencies and guide you through the application process.

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