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How VA Loans Work: What Most Borrowers Don’t Know About VA LoansTake a look at the VA loan process explained and 10 things veterans, service members and their families should know before starting their journey through the VA home loan program. -
VA Loans and Credit Score Minimums: Requirements Buyers Need to KnowCredit score requirements vary by lender. However, most lenders have similar criteria. Let's look at the minimum credit score for a VA loan and what lenders typically expect.
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VA Disability Compensation Rates for 2022 with Example CalculationsVA disability compensation (pay) is a tax-free benefit paid to Veterans with injuries or illnesses obtained during or made worse by active duty. These are the latest VA disability compensation rates for 2022.
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Earnest Money Deposits: Everything You Need To KnowWhen you're ready to make an offer, typically, the best way to show you're serious is by including earnest money. Below we detail what earnest money is, how to get it back, and what you need to know about contingency agreements.
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Full List of Property Tax Exemptions By StateMost states offer disabled veterans a property tax exemption, which can save veterans thousands each year depending on state and disability percentage.
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Getting a Second VA Loan: a Closer Look at Second-Tier EntitlementSecond-tier entitlement allows qualified VA borrowers to purchase again despite default or foreclosure. It even lets veteran homeowners have two VA loans at the same time. First, VA lenders have to determine how much entitlement you have left. Find out more about entitlement and your VA loan eligibility.
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Here's How Your Disability Rating Affects Your VA Home Loan BenefitYour VA disability rating by itself has no negative effect on VA loan eligibility. In fact, your rating may provide cost-saving benefits and additional income when considering a VA loan, even if you have bad credit.
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VA Loan Co-Borrowing Scenarios for Spouses and Unmarried CouplesSome lenders will finance a Joint VA Loan on which you can have a non-veteran or non-spouse co-borrower. Borrowing or refinancing with a civilian, partner or friend affects your down payment, entitlement and more. We’ll take you through VA loan co-borrowing scenarios to give you a better grasp of the pros and cons.
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Getting Your Certificate of Eligibility: Let a Lender Do the Heavy LiftingThe only way to be sure you qualify for the VA Home Loan benefit is to obtain your Certificate of Eligibility. Learn how your lender can do this for you. -
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