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Using a VA Loan for Manufactured Homes or Modular HomesManufactured and modular homes are an attractive option for many VA borrowers, but must meet minimum property requirements and other guidelines specified by the lender. Some lenders may not be willing to finance these homes.
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VA Loan Reverse MortgagesOnce you reach retirement age, it's common to re-evaluate your financial situation and look for ways to secure your cash flow.
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How to Get a VA Funding Fee RefundIt is possible to receive a refund on the VA funding fee. Borrowers may be eligible for a refund if awarded VA compensation for a service-connected disability - bearing the effective date of the VA compensation is retroactive before the VA loan closing.
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Divorce and VA Loans: Answering Your FAQsThere are several approaches you can take to handling a va home loan jointly owned with an ex-spouse.
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Here's the Easiest Way to Get a Seller to Pay Your Closing CostsTypical VA loan closing costs can vary, but with a good offer and VA appraisal, sellers may be able to pay them all without sacrificing their bottom line. -
VA Loan Inspection Requirements: The Complete List of the VA MPRsThe VA has a form of home requirements known as the Minimum Property Requirements (MPRs) to ensure the property is a safe and sound investment for the homebuyer. Below we break down these requirements and how they differ from a traditional home inspection.
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How a Temporary Buydown Can Save VA Buyers
With mortgage rates on the rise, a temporary buydown can make homebuying more affordable for Veterans and military families.
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How Long Does it Take to Close a VA Loan?The average closing timeline for VA buyers is marginally different from conventional loans. Here we take a look at the average time to close and what factors play into that timeline.
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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.
