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Top 10 VA Loan States
Below are the top ten states for VA loan origination:States with VA High Cost Counties
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VA vs FHA
Many home buyers with little money down generally make the VA vs FHA comparison. It would seem to be a one sided battle if put against one another as VA loans have many more upsides than FHA. In the end, … Continue reading
VA Loan Limits
As most people know, VA full guaranty loan limit is $417,000 nationwide with the exception of specific High Cost Counties. What this means is, in counties that are not considered High Cost Counties, the loan a veteran can obtain with … Continue reading
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What is a VA Loan?
About VA Loans A VA loan may be one of the best lending options on the market today. They began as a way to help returning service members achieve the dream of homeownership. Today, with the many benefits VA loans … Continue reading
Refinance into a VA Loan
Veterans can still refinance their conventional, FHA or subprime loans into a new VA loan up to 100% of the value of the home. Most veterans have been mislead to believe that they can only refinance to a VA loan … Continue reading
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What is APR?
“APR” stands for Annual Percentage Rate. It is a measure of the cost of credit, expressed as a yearly rate. It includes interest as well as certain fees charged to the borrower in association with the loan. Continue reading
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How to Apply for a VA Loan
Some veterans have been led to believe that the VA loan application process is difficult and time consuming. Quite honestly it has to do more with the level of knowledge your loan officer had and if they have had enough training to be considered a “VA Loan Specialist”. Otherwise, the VA loan process is not much different than any other type of mortgage loan. Continue reading
VA Energy Efficient Mortgage
An Energy Efficient Mortgage (EEM) has been a very popular product and one thousands of veterans take advantage of each year. There are numerous ways home buyers and current home owners can take advantage of this type of VA Loan. Continue reading
VA ARM Loans (VA Hybrid ARM)
All in all, the VA Hybrid ARM is a very good product but if you have a choice, you should consider carefully. Get more information from a VA Loan Specialist and save thousands with No Origination Fees when you use FreeVAloan.com. Continue reading
VA Loan vs Conventional Loan
Overall if you qualify for a VA loan and you plan to have less than a 20% down payment or equity in the case of a refinance, a VA loan should be your only choice. Continue reading
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Military First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit
Members of the military and certain other federal employees serving outside the U.S. have an extra year to buy a principal residence in the U.S. and qualify….take advantage of the First time home buyer tax credit before it is no longer available. Continue reading