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If you’ve been looking at condos in Rancho Cordova, there’s a good chance Trinity Woods has come up — large community, great location, easy access to work, shopping, and freeways. Then a lender checks the FHA list and you hear one word that raises eyebrows: Withdrawn.

Let’s clear that up.

When FHA shows a project as withdrawn at Trinity Woods, it usually has nothing to do with the units themselves. It’s almost always about insurance.

For FHA — and honestly for any condo loan — the lender isn’t just approving you. They’re also approving the HOA, which means the master insurance has to be right:

Hazard coverage

Liability coverage

Sometimes flood insurance (depending on zone)

Current, complete documentation

If HUD’s file doesn’t show the right coverage, or the paperwork is incomplete or outdated, FHA hits pause — and lenders say: “FHA isn’t available here right now.”

But that doesn’t mean you can’t buy.
It just means FHA isn’t the cleanest path at the moment.

What do buyers usually do instead?

Many pivot to conventional condo loans (sometimes 3%–5% down, depending on credit and income)

Others explore portfolio / non-QM options from lenders who are more flexible with condo projects like this

Key takeaway: don’t assume one “no” means all doors are closed.

Where buyers get burned is:

Writing an offer assuming FHA works

Relying on old approval letters

Skipping a real review of HOA insurance + finances

That’s where we help.

At Sacramento Condo Finance, condos are our lane — especially ones with tricky FHA statuses like Trinity Woods. We look at the project, your numbers, and today’s guidelines, then map out what’s realistic.

If you’re serious about Trinity Woods, visit www.sacramentocondofinance.com/trinity-woods-condominiums-in-rancho-..and fill out the intake form. We’ll walk through your options clearly, calmly, and without pressure so you can move forward with confidence instead of confusion.


VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 – Trinity Woods Rancho Cordova: Why Buyers Like It
00:45 – What “Withdrawn” Means on the FHA List
01:35 – Insurance Is Usually the Issue (Master Policy Review)
02:25 – FHA Not Available ≠ Deal Dead
03:05 – Conventional Loans (Sometimes 3%–5% Down)
03:45 – Portfolio / Non-QM Options (When Needed)
04:25 – HOA Review: Budget, Reserves, Insurance Docs
05:05 – Next Steps with Sacramento Condo Finance


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