The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers veterans and their families a way to finance their homes. These loans can come with terms and interest rates that are more favorable than traditional home loans. In the sections below, you’ll learn more about the many types of VA loans and
If you are a veteran ready to build your own home, a VA construction loan might just be the financial vehicle to help you do it. There are many reasons why you may want to build your own custom home instead of deciding to buy one that is already finished.
Most veterans who have gotten a VA home loan don’t understand that a VA loan can also be used to make improvements to the home. These improvements can be additions to make the home more livable or accessible to those who have service-based injuries. Getting through the Veteran’s Administration red
VA Interest Rates Vs. Conventional: Which Is Lower? When you’re buying a house, it makes sense to explore all of your finance options before making a decision to move forward. There are a variety of loans available, including conventional, VA, and more. Each type of loan will have different interest
When & How to Refinance a VA Loan to a Conventional One highly advantageous financial benefit of being a veteran is the ability to take out a VA loan to purchase a home. However, there are times when a conventional loan may better serve a particular veteran’s needs. The solution
Using Your VA Loan for Investment Properties Written by: Markian Sich Have you ever had one of those lightbulb moments that flips your perspective upside down? I had one of those exactly five years ago while training to be a copilot on the mighty CH-53E at MCAS New
7 Requirements For A VA Loan When looking for a new home, you want to understand all the options out there for you. If you ever were a part of the military or were a military property owner member’s spouse, you should look into applying for a VA loan. VA
We interviewed one of our in-house loan officers to get his rapid-fire responses on some commonly asked questions about the VA Loan. Here is the transcription: Q1: Why is the VA Loan so impactful to Vets and Active Duty? Response: “Foot in the door, on average homeowners have 44x more
Written by: The ADPI Team While some may see it as just a job, being in the military requires tremendous dedication and commitment. The physical and mental toll is a lot to handle and is worsened by other concerns of living. Deciding whether or not to buy a house, for
Mixed-Use Properties: We all know that VA loans can offer tremendous benefits to servicemembers and veterans. The ability to purchase residential properties with no down payment has made homeownership possible for millions. With all of these benefits, it’s essential to get informed of how you can use a VA Loan.
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