Category: VA Loan

Purchasing a home is a big financial commitment, and mortgage rates are instrumental in how affordable that commitment is. A 2-1 buydown is a way to offset

If you are a veteran, active-duty member of the Armed Services, National Guard member or Reservist, you may qualify for a VA home loan, which is

For many veterans, the road to disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) can be long and winding. Because it takes time for claims

What is a Joint VA Loan? What are Joint VA Loans and who are they intended for? While a standard VA loan is only available to

Financial struggles can be common for some veterans as they transition into the civilian world and continue to deal with debt after debt. From credit card

Buying a foreclosed home is an appealing choice for many homebuyers looking for a bargain. It’s not only possible for veterans and active-duty service members to

Credit scores have traditionally been a go-to metric for measuring a borrower’s creditworthiness across the mortgage lending industry. But not all prospective homeowners have a standard credit

Lenders require borrowers to get enough homeowners insurance before closing on a VA loan. This policy acts as a form of financial protection against possible harm

VA loans are one of the best benefits military members and veterans (and eligible service members) can get in terms of  financing a new home

What Does “ Clear to Close ” Mean? Once a borrower receives a ” clear to close ” from the lender, it means they are one