Veterans United truly cares about Veterans buying homes. They tell you everything you need to know upfront. No surprises in the end. They have great tools on their website so you can run your own numbers, which is extremely helpful late at night when you're looking at potential homes. They have the best and easy website portal for you to access everything you need and it’s simple to send documents. They often call, email, and text to follow up which is great!!! Most importantly, they are very easy to get ahold of! Communication is key when you’re buying a home! They made this home buying experience smooth and stress free! We won’t be buying another house anytime soon, but when we do, we’re using Veterans United. They are absolutely amazing to work with! Everyone we had a pleasure to deal with was truly great! They stride for excellent customer service and they succeed 100%!
Veterans United made our homebuying simple and stress free. I would reccomend VU to any veteran who's interested in purchasing a home.
Veterans United helped us get into our first home! they make the process smooth and easy, I especially appreciate the web portal with the "to do list" it makes everything so much easier to get done.
Amelia was fabulous
We loved working with Kody. He's a rockstar loan specialist!
It doesn’t matter if is 2 dollars or 2 million. We only get to use this loan once on a life time.
Response from Veterans United
Hi Vincent, One of the benefits of the VA home loan is that it is not a one-time benefit--you can use it over and over again! For borrowers looking to use their VA loan benefit a second time, they may have to look into using second-tier entitlement. Second-tier entitlement is an option to use what remains of your entitlement for a new home loan. One of the quirks of utilizing second-tier entitlement is that the VA requires a minimum loan amount of $144,001, and depending on how much entitlement remains, there may be a maximum amount you can borrow on a VA loan without needing to bring in a down payment.
Eligible service members and veterans can seek to have their full entitlement restored once the original loan is repaid in full or use their remaining entitlement to rent out their first home and purchase again with no down payment. The way to find out for sure how much entitlement is available to you is to order a new Certificate of Eligibility from the VA, which can be requested via the online eBenefits portal, by mail or fax, or by a lender on your behalf as part of a home loan application.
Also, in addition to Dawn Plank, Tyler Lentz, Loan Coordinator and Jeffrey Thompson, Home Buying Concierge were great in answering my questions and providing information. An overall great team for a great home buying experience!
We want to thank Veterans United, Tim Killday and their entire team for all the hard work behind the scenes. This was our 3rd time purchasing a home and it was the smoothest and simplest home buying experience of all.
I could not be more happy with the service I received from the entire veterans united team, chris Lunn and his team were amazing francis Sullivan was an amazing realtor and I would absolutely recommend each and every one of them to everyone I know! I was skeptical making the decision to use an online service but after talking with chris for our initial consultation I knew I made the proper decision.
Working with Brian Bradley & his team was the best home buying experience. It was easy & they were there to answer our questions every time. LeeAnn was great also and I can say that.
I never expected to be able to buy my own home. I started talking with Veteran's United with no expectation that I would be in my own home within a few months. Thank you so much for working so hard on my behalf to help me achieve this dream!
