Veterans Affairs (VA) loans have significant advantages, from a 0% downpayment to lower interest rates. If you have a VA entitlement, you could secure a VA loan with 100% financing. What if you ...

If you have an existing VA loan, you can refinance it to get a better interest rate, change your loan term or tap into your home equity. To qualify for a VA mortgage refinance, you'll need to meet ...

Veterans Affairs (VA) loans offer low interest rates, making them an attractive option, especially in times of sky-high interest rates for traditional mortgages. An even more interesting aspect of VA ...

If you are a member of the military or a veteran, you probably qualify for a VA loan — a mortgage with no down payment, no private mortgage insurance and lower-than-average rates. These mortgages are ...

If you’re a veteran or current service member looking to buy a house, you’ve probably heard about home loans through the Department of Veterans Affairs. However, you may be unfamiliar with the VA ...

In an election year it’s all too easy to forget that Veteran’s Day is November 11, even though all federal offices and banks will be closed. The holiday was made official in 1954, having previously ...

You can have multiple VA loans throughout your life, but only in certain situations, such as selling your current home and buying a new one or refinancing your existing VA loan. VA loan entitlement is ...

VA mortgages are available to veterans and service members to help make purchasing or refinancing a home easier and more affordable. These loans are backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs ...

When it comes to mortgages, having multiple options can put you in a better borrowing position. If you can qualify for both a VA and conventional loan, you may not know which mortgage provides the ...

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