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How Student Loans Can Affect Your Debt-to-Income RatioVeteran home buyers with student debt can still obtain a VA home loan. Generally VA lenders look for a debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of 41 percent or less. -
Using Your VA Loan for an AirbnbPurchasing a home with a VA loan is an exciting moment, but there are some limitations with what you can do with the property even after you close. Occupancy requirements are going to be the biggest hurdle for Veteran homebuyers, but that's not to say turning your home into an Airbnb is impossible.
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Can You Have Two VA Loans? Breaking Down Second-Tier Entitlement and Multiple VA LoansVA loan entitlement can be a tricky subject. Here we breakdown second-tier entitlement and what to expect when reusing your VA loan benefits.
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Explaining VA Entitlement: What You've Earned and Why It's ImportantVA loan entitlement can be a confusing subject. Here we break down VA loan entitlement, the different types and how that affects your maximum loan amount.
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Qualifying for a VA Loan Using Retirement IncomeVeterans and service members can look to qualify for a VA home loan using retirement income, which is great news for many homebuyers. You will need to be able to verify this income in order to qualify for the home loan.
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VA Loan Employment Requirements for Workers On the Job Less Than 2 YearsIt’s absolutely possible for applicants to earn VA loan approval if they have been employed at their current job for less than two years. But it depends on your specific income and employment situation, the lender and more.
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Using Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) on VA LoansAn incredibly powerful benefit of the VA home loan is military members' ability to use their Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) towards their mortgage payments. BAH rates depend on several different factors, so it's crucial to verify your amount with the DOD.
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The Potential Pitfalls of Purchasing on a Private RoadPrivate road agreements are a big deal when it comes to VA mortgages. Understand the potential hurdles before you get too deep into the loan process. -
Getting A VA Loan Using Self-Employed Income
If you’re a self-employed VA borrower, you should be prepared to do a bit more work when it comes to verifying your income and providing proper documentation to support your business. While crucial for confirming your loan eligibility, these verification policies vary depending on the lender.
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