2021 $0 down, VA home loan limit for Treutlen County is $548,250.
Located near the center of Georgia, Treutlen County encompasses a total area of 202 square miles. The county was named for Georgia’s first governor, John A. Treutlen. Created on August 21, 1917, by the Georgia General Assembly, the county was officially ratified on November 5, 1918. The county has a small rural feel, great for those looking for a laid-back lifestyle. The county also hosts several great festivals throughout the year. The total population is 6,778, including a veteran population of 342.
Jean Gillis Park is a 16-acre park with facilities to entertain people of all ages. There is a playground, walking trail, and football field. If you want to have a day out with your family or friends, there will be something to entertain everyone in Jean Gillis Park. The recreation department of Treutlen County provides sports teams for children to join, including football, soccer, and cheerleading teams.
Both the Oconee and Ohoopee Rivers flow through Treutlen County, giving the county excellent opportunities for aquatic activities. Fishing and hunting are popular activities at the rivers thanks to the diverse wildlife. Dead River Landing and the State Route 46 Landing are excellent boat landings for those who want to take their boat out on the river. Treutlen County has several hunting clubs with meetings for avid hunters.
Treutlen County has a thriving school district, perfect for those with children. The district consists of an elementary school and a middle/high school. Treutlen County High School has several sports teams that host many sporting events throughout the year. There are 74 full-time teachers working at the Treutlen County School District.
The Million Pines Arts and Crafts Festival is the most popular community event in Treutlen County. Hand-woven baskets, antique looms, and handmade rugs are all created and showcased by local artists at the festival. Most of the artists even sell their beautiful creations to visitors of the festival. Delicious food options are available at the festival. Some of the food options include hot dogs, hamburgers, barbecue, and much more!
Treutlen County holds several celebrations for its veterans, including an extravagant Veteran’s Day Ceremony. Veterans in Georgia are offered many benefits, including property tax exemption eligibility for disabled veterans. The median housing cost is $64,300, and the median household income is $37,894.
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VFW Posts
Post 10229 Montgomery County Post
2897 Deerwood Rd
Soperton, GA 30457-6841
United States
Phone: (912) 585-8943
Meeting Location & Time
391 W Morrison St
Mount Vernon, GA 30445-2656
United States
1800 2nd Tuesday
Quartermaster: Russia Little
Commander: George King
Post 10925 Elder Collins Post
315 Wommack Ave.
Soperton, GA 30457
United States
Phone: (912) 529-3651
Meeting Location & Time
4436 W. Main St
Soperton, GA 30457
United States
6:00 PM 3rd Thursday
Quartermaster: Joel Edge
Commander: Ervin Scott
Maximum VA Appraisal Fees Allowable in Treutlen County
- Single Family: $400
- Condominium: $450
- 2-4 Units: $550
- Partial Releases: $450
- Repair Certification: $100
Links
- Georgia VA Loan Information: https://www.vahomeloancenters.org/georgia-va-home-loan-limit/
- VA Loan Information by State: https://www.vahomeloancenters.org/va-loan-limit-maximum-va-loan-amount/
