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Tips and advice to help Veterans and military families get the most from homebuying
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3 Safety Considerations When Purchasing a Home with ExtrasHomebuyers have extra safety considerations for properties with fireplaces, garages and decks.
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5 Simple Ways to Improve Your Home and the EnvironmentHomebuyers can renovate or improve their properties while helping the environment, from planting trees and starting compost to reusing containers.
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Tax Credits for Home OwnersOwning a home comes with tax benefits that new and potential homeowners should be aware of, including tax credits which can reduce your tax bill
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What To Expect From Closing CostsClosing costs are paid before closing in order to secure a home loan. VA borrowers often pay little to nothing out of pocket in closing costs.
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Veterans Win Massive Wrongful Foreclosure SettlementImproperly foreclosed vets will get a minimum of $116,785 under a foreclosure settlement between the Justice Department and the nation's largest banks.
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Why VA Foreclosure Rates Beat FHA LoansVA loans have the lowest foreclosure rate of any loan product on the market, including prime loans and FHA financing.
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Negotiating Your First Home PurchaseA quick guide for new homebuyers on the basics of negotiating your first home purchase.
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4 Tips for Buying Your First Home TogetherBuying your first home together could be a tricky process. Shop together, get your credit in order and stay within budget.
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Why You're Safer With A Government MortgageBorrowers are still flocking to the safety of a government mortgage, which have helped keep the housing market and economy afloat after the collapse.
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4 Negotiating Tips to Help Homebuyers Get the Best DealReal estate contracts are not “one size fits all” documents and negotiations over contract terms can become intense. Here are some negotiating tips
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The New World of Cheaper Closing CostsBorrowers today have a clearer picture of closing costs thanks to recent changes regarding lender disclosure. Even more transparency is on the way.
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Adjustable or Fixed -- Which Loan Is Best For You?Fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages come with unique advantages and drawbacks. Borrowers should weigh the decision carefully to choose the best loan
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Will VA Borrowers Soon Need 20 Percent Down?Lenders and consumers are wanting tighter down payment requirements. But VA loans will continue to provide a no-down payment option for military borrowers.
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