In practical terms, this is a very spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath single family home with 2,148 sq ft on a large lot built in 1961. Tarboro, NC looks more rural/suburban on paper — verify drive time, insurance, and contractor availability before you commit.
FHA status UI (uninsurable) usually means the property needs work before standard FHA insurance applies — many buyers route this through FHA 203(k) with a HUD-experienced lender, not a vanilla 203(b) assumption. Selling as-is often means HUD is not budgeting turn-key cosmetics — budget contingency for systems, moisture, and deferred maintenance even on insurable cases. 203(k) eligibility on the listing is a green light to discuss renovation financing — not a guarantee your contractor timeline fits the bid window.
Extended listing period often means the home already cycled through earlier bid windows — read the bid schedule carefully; investor eligibility may differ from day-one owner-occupant priority. Roughly 10 days on market is middle-aged for HUD — balance speed with diligence on repairs and neighborhood comps.
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Plus or Elite: this listing’s Real Deal™ score & breakdown
Can I Finance It?
FHA Options
Includes 203(k) rehab financing
Check with a HUDPRO mortgage partner for all options
Monthly ownership?
~$761 / mo
P&I from list price — no HOA on listing; add tax, insurance & MIP for full cost. Illustrative 30-yr FHA P&I at ~6.875% with 3.5% down. Not a lender quote.
How Much Work?
$15k – $25k
Moderate repairs estimated
Basic payment estimate
Principal & interest only — illustrative, not a loan offer. Plus or Elite adds HOA, taxes, insurance, MIP, and the full ownership breakdown.
Listing data reflects publicly available HUD program information. Confirm property details, market conditions, and bidding strategy with a HUD-experienced real estate professional familiar with your target area.