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Benefit news, VA loan tips and personal finance help from the Nation's #1 VA lender for Homebuyers
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5 Tips to Get Your VA Purchase Offer AcceptedVA purchase offers can catch sellers off guard. Keep your VA buyers on track with 5 tips for getting your next VA home loan purchase offer accepted. -
8 Things to Look for During Your Final Walk-ThroughThe last thing you want as a homebuyer is to realize your new home has extensive issues and needs repair. Here are 8 things to look out for when conducting the final walk-through on your home.
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VA Fixed vs. Adjustable-Rate Mortgages: Which Loan is Best for You?Understand the differences between fixed and adjustable-rate mortgages for VA loans. This article breaks down interest rate stability, monthly payment variations and long-term financial implications.
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Getting a VA Loan Within 12 Months of ETSLearn how military members nearing their ETS date can prepare for requesting a VA Loan.
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Counting Income and Allowances for Active Military, Guard & ReserveEach year, most VA loans are made to veterans. However, active duty service members and those still serving in the National Guard and Reserves can absolutely look to use their VA home loan benefits.
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VA Loan Down Payment RequirementsIn this article, we explore the VA loan down payment requirements. In most instances, Veterans do not need a down payment, but in some cases, it's required. Let's take a closer look.
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Pros and Cons of VA LoansAs with any mortgage option, VA loans have pros and cons that you should be aware of before making a final decision. So let's take a closer look
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How to Get a VA Loan as a Reservist or National Guard MemberNational Guard members and Reservists can tap into the same VA loan benefit that's helped generations of Veterans and active duty service members achieve the dream of homeownership.
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How to Get a VA Loan After BankruptcyQualifying for a VA loan after bankruptcy is certainly possible, often in a shorter period than you would with a conventional loan.
