If you dream of fixing up your own home, you may think that it isn’t possible with the VA Loan. After all, the Department of Veterans Affairs has a minimum habitability requirement that includes things like running water and flooring.…
If you have your eye on a piece of property and want to build the home of your dreams, you may be wondering if you can use your VA Loan benefit to buy either the property or pay for construction…
You may have heard of the VA Loan as a “zero money down” loan. Some people hear this and think that the VA Loan is free money that they can use to purchase a home. While there are many benefits…
There are many home loan types out there: VA, conventional, USDA, and FHA. What is the difference? Is the VA Loan a type of conventional mortgage? The Conventional Mortgage No, the VA Loan is different from a conventional mortgage. Anyone…
When people first start shopping around for a home, there are a lot of questions about what type of mortgage is best for their situation. Most people plan for a conventional loan, which requires 20% down and can be used…
Qualifying for a loan and being eligible for the VA Loan are two different things. If you want to use your VA Loan entitlement, you will need to provide and get documentation. But the process for each is different even…
The VA Loan allows Veterans, service members, military Reservists, National Guard members, and some military spouses to purchase a home without a down payment. This 0% down payment home loan is a huge benefit available to those who are eligible.…
Using your VA Loan benefit is something that many service members and Veterans do when purchasing a home. In addition to being a guaranteed loan backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs for the lender, what are the benefits for…
The VA Loan is a great benefit for military members, Veterans, military Reservists, National Guard members, and some spouses. It is backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs and allows those eligible to purchase a home without requiring a down…
The VA Loan benefit is available for active duty military members, Veterans, military Reservists, and National Guard members who served for the minimum required time to be eligible. This varies based on when they served but is typically between 90…
