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Use your VA loan to buy a home with no down payment. The Department of VA recently increased the Maximum Guaranty Amount for veteran home loans.
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:: VA Loans For Second Homes?
The rules on VA loan eligibility are fairly simple. If the first property is sold and the VA mortgage completely paid off, VA borrowers can apply to have their eligibility to take out a VA home loan restored. The key to applying is to have the loan paid in full with no outstanding payments due.
:: Eligibility for a VA Home Loan
Your VA home loan journey starts with VA Form 26-1880-- the application for a Department of Veterans Affairs Certificate of Eligibility. Who must use this form to begin the VA loan application process? Everyone eligible to use the benefit including veterans, those on active duty, plus members of the Guard and Reserve.
:: VA Appraisals: Physical Defects vs. Potential Problems
VA rules and regulations require buyers to be protected from property defects and other issues that are discoverable during the inspection, but its up to the buyer to research the surrounding area to determine if there are bigger issues that may require additional insurance.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES
:: VA Loan Fees for Construction, Repair and Alterations
:: Does Zoning Matter for VA Loans?
:: What is Verifiable Income?
:: Military First Time Homebuyer's Tax Credit Still Available
:: Shopping for a VA Home Loan? Know the Details.
:: VA Loan Fees That Borrowers Should Anticipate
:: What Is The DD214?
:: Proof of Service Requirements for VA Home Loans
:: 2010 BAH Rate Charts
:: VA Appraisals--What's Involved?
:: What is a VA Compromise Sale?
:: VA Loan Applications: Your Credit Report
:: What Does the VA Use to Approve VA Mortgage Loans?
:: Is VA Loan Eligibility Part of VA Death Benefits?
:: Home Appraisals and Inspections for Your VA Loan
:: Does the VA Own Property for Sale?
:: VA Loans for Custom Homes 101
:: VA Borrowers and the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
:: VA Streamline Refinance Loans, Marriage, and Divorce
:: Veterans Administration Reaching Out to Homeowners
:: What is a VA Compromise Sale?
:: VA Occupancy Rules
:: Can a VA Appraisal Hold Up My Loan Application?
:: VA Loans for National Guard and Reserve Members
:: The Difference Between a VA Guaranty and a VA Loan
:: Types of VA Loan Repayment Plans
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VA LOAN RATES
New Home Loan
National Averages
for 7/30/2010

30 Year Fixed
0.000 points
4.250%
4.365% APR

15 Year Fixed
0.000 points
4.000%
4.201% APR

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