The more you know about getting a VA loan, the more you will realize how little red tape there really is in using this mortgage to buy or refinance a home.
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- Debt to Income Ratios
- VA Funding Fees
- VA Credit Issues
- Occupancy Laws
- Co-signors/Joint Loans
- VA Loan Checklist
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- VA Loan Fact Sheet
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Before you start the loan process, you'll need to have some information at hand for all loan applicants:
- Social Security numbers
- Residence addresses for the past two years
- Names and addresses of your employers over past two years
- Your current gross monthly salary
- Names, addresses, account numbers and balances on all checking and savings accounts
- Names, addresses, account numbers, balances and monthly payments on all open loans
- Addresses and loan information of other real estate owned
- Estimated value of furniture and personal property
- Certificate of Eligibility and DD214, (for veterans only)
- W2's for the past two years and current check stubs
- For self-employed individuals, you will need to provide personal tax returns for the past two years, current income statement and balance sheet for the business
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Personal loans from $500 to $10,000
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