If you are considering applying for a VA home loan, it can be extremely beneficial to prepare the necessary documents ahead of time. A little bit of prep work before you apply can make a big difference. By partnering with a loan officer, you can put yourself in the best position to maximize the benefits earned by your service. Here are the key documents you can work to prepare:
We have highlighted many great benefits of the VA Home Loan throughout our weekly blog posts that apply to all veterans and active military members. However, if you have suffered from injuries in the line of duty, there are even more benefits that you might qualify for.
Finding a realtor that understands the nuances of a VA loan can significantly help you navigate the process of buying a new home. However, you should also be looking for an agent with clear communication, connections to the area you are considering, and a large referral base. When choosing a realtor, it’s important to consider: Read More
The VA home loan is arguably the most flexible mortgage option available to military members and veterans. While it has a number of benefits and significant buying power, there are a few restrictions when it comes to this product. Here we have provided a detailed look at what you can and can’t do with a VA home loan.
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If you have ever asked yourself this question, you are not alone!
Did you know that Veteran borrowers are required to have a water test on loans where the property has a well?
Almost every state in the U.S. offers a property tax exemption of some sort to Veterans, some offering even more to Veterans with disabilities.
Tax time is upon us and some Military members may have tax benefits they might not be aware of, such as the Earned Income Tax Credit.
If you’ve ever asked yourself this question, you are not alone!
Did you know that with a VA home loan, the seller is required to pay for the termite inspection?
Preparing to Apply for a VA Home Loan
Key VA Home Loan Benefits for Disabled Veterans
Finding a Realtor for a VA Home Loan
Acceptable Uses for a VA Home Loan
Renovate or Relocate? Why You Should Consider a VA Cash-Out Refinance