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A common scenario for VA loan assumptions involves the following frequently asked question:"I inherited my parents’ home. I want to know if I can do ...
Historically, the spirit of the VA home loan program has limited buyers to purchasing homes in turnkey condition. While the program has offered cash-out refinancing ...
VA loans are designed to be flexible. When the program was created by the Department of Veterans Affairs, it was understood that there are all ...
There are a wide variety of options available on the housing market, and there are VA mortgage loans for many of those options. You can ...
It's easy to forget that a house in the suburbs is not the only option a first-time homebuyer has with a VA home loan. Learn what other land purchases a VA loan can buy.
VA loans are designed to help eligible current and former military members purchase move-in ready homes they plan to live in as their primary residence. ...
In the aftermath of a housing market collapse, lenders are more wary about issuing VA loans for the construction of a new home. It is possible ...
