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How do I restore my entitlement once I pay off my previous VA Loan?


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How do I restore my entitlement once I pay off my previous VA Loan?

Veterans who want to fully restore their entitlement after paying off their VA loan can seek a full restoration of their entitlement. The most common example is when a borrower sells their home and uses the sale proceeds to pay off their original mortgage.

At that point, the veteran’s previously used entitlement is no longer tied up in the original home. Veterans then have to fill out a VA form and submit documentation to the agency. Fortunately, we can help you with this, making the process much easier.

For more information, please call Veterans United Home Loans to speak with a VA Loan Specialist.

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Eligible Military Service Members and Veterans:
In general, eligiblity includes 181 days of peacetime service, 90 days war time service or 6 years in the reserve or National Guard. Some surviving spouses of veterans who died while in service or from a service-connected disability may also be eligible.
 
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Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI):
On most mortgages, borrowers who can't put down 20 percent of the loan amount are required to pay private mortgage insurance. It protects lenders against borrowers who default and also helps borrowers who can't muster a large down payment. There is no PMI on a VA loan.
 
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Department of Veterans Affairs:
A branch of the federal government that administers a variety of services for veterans, including the VA Loan benefit.

Guaranty:
With VA Loans, the federal government backs each mortgage with a promise to repay the loan amount should a borrower fail to pay.

VA Jumbo Loan:
A loan that's larger than the limit allowed in a specific region. Jumbo loans are rather complicated; contact us to learn more.
 
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Certain Situations:
VA Loans can't be used to purchase second or vacation home or rental properties.

Interest Rate:
The amount a lender charges a borrower to borrow money.
 
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Funding Fee:
A mandatory fee paid to the VA assigned to all VA Loans. The funding fee amount can be financed, meaning the cost won't come out of your pocket at closing. Borrowers with a service-connected disability are exempt from paying the fee.
 
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Closing Costs:
Closing costs are the charges and fees associated with processing and finalizing a loan. With the VA Loan, there are predefined closing cost limits: a 1 percent lender origination fee, reasonable discount points and other reasonable and standard fees and charges.
 
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Zero Money Down:
When no down payment is required. The VA Loan is one of the only remaining loans that doesn't require any money up front for a down payment.
 
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