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VA loan expert Chris Birk brings you the latest news and tips about your VA loan benefit
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Seven Decades of Success: A Brief History of the VA Home LoanThe long-cherished VA home loan program turns 70 next year, and today it's more important than ever. Here's a brief look at the history of VA loans.
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VA Loans Moving Forward During Government ShutdownSee this post for information on what will happen to your VA Benefits, specifically the VA Loan, with the government shutdown. -
28 Must-Read VA Loan Tips to Help You Land Your Dream HomeUsing your VA loan benefits to purchase a home is exciting, but if you are new to the process you may need some pointers along the way.
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Here's the Easiest Way to Have a Seller 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. -
How Student Loans Can Affect Your VA Home Loan ChancesStudent loans can play a key role in your ability to qualify for a VA home loan. Learn more about how deferments and forbearance can affect your chances. -
How Compensating Factors Can Boost Your Chances of Securing a VA Home LoanCompensating factors such as a great credit history, minimal debt or solid cash reserves can bolster a VA loan application that's otherwise a little spotty. -
How to Start the VA Home Loan ProcessDeciding where to start the homebuying and VA mortgage loan process is a key first step in a rewarding journey. -
Spread the Word: Millions of Veterans Unaware of their VA Home Loan BenefitsMany veterans are unaware of the benefits earned through their service - specifically the VA Loan. View this article to learn more!
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Can I Have Bad Credit and Still Get a VA Home Loan?Securing a VA loan with bad credit isn't impossible, but it is common for many lenders to have a more stringent credit requirements.
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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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A Closer Look at VA Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARMs)VA adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) can make good sense for the right homebuyer to make money and build equity. They also come with some additional protections that help safeguard veteran homebuyers. -
VA Loan Entitlement Options for Military CouplesMarried military couples can use all of one spouse's entitlement, split the responsibility evenly or combine loans. Learn more about options for married couples eligible for VA home loans.
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VA Loan Basics: Eligibility RequirementsBeing eligible for a VA loan doesn’t guarantee you’ll secure financing. See this post for VA Home Loan eligibility basics.
