Yes, you can use a VA loan while moving under Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders, and you can begin the mortgage process before you
Child support can affect a VA mortgage application in two very different ways: support you receive may help you qualify as income, while support you
A VA loan can finance a primary residence that includes an accessory dwelling unit, but an ADU adds property-classification, appraisal, zoning, and financing questions that
A Leave and Earnings Statement, or LES, is one of the most important income documents for an active-duty service member applying for a VA home
A CAIVRS flag can interrupt a VA loan application even when your credit score, income, and down payment picture otherwise look strong. CAIVRS is a
A VA loan termite inspection, more accurately called a wood-destroying insect or WDI inspection, is required in many parts of the United States when a
VA home loans are one of the most valuable mortgage benefits available to eligible military borrowers, but outdated advice can make the program sound more
A surviving spouse may be eligible for a VA-backed home loan when the Veteran or service member meets specific VA death, disability, missing-in-action, or prisoner-of-war
The VA home loan guaranty is the federal protection behind VA-backed mortgages made by private lenders to eligible Veterans, service members, certain National Guard and
A foreclosure does not end your VA loan benefit. The two-year benchmark most lenders use is real, but it is only one of five things