For Veterans with full entitlement, there are no VA loan limits for $0 down in 2026. However, if you have partial entitlement—due to an active VA loan or a previous foreclosure—you are subject to the 2026 standard baseline limit of $832,750 in most U.S. counties. The...
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Surviving Spouse VA Home Loan Guide (2026) – Eligibility, Benefits, Rules, and How to Apply
Losing a military spouse or service member is an unimaginable sacrifice, and while no benefit can truly compensate, the VA home loan program stands as a powerful, enduring financial resource for eligible surviving spouses. This comprehensive guide, brought to you by...
VA Mortgage Fees – What You Can and Can’t Shop For in 2026
Buying a home is one of the most significant financial milestones in a person's life. It's a journey filled with excitement, anticipation, and, let's be honest, a fair amount of paperwork. For many, especially our esteemed veterans, the dream of homeownership is...
VA Home Loan Closing Costs, Here are 4 Important Fees You’ll Want to Understand
Buying a home is an exciting journey, especially for our esteemed veterans who have dedicated so much to our nation. However, amidst the thrill of finding your dream home, a crucial aspect often arises that can seem daunting: closing costs. At VeteransLoans.com, we...
DD214 and the VA Loan – The Key Document for Your $0 Down Home
You dedicated a portion of your life to serving this country. Now that your service is complete, you deserve access to the benefits you’ve earned. Among the most powerful of these is the VA Home Loan, a zero-down payment mortgage designed to help you achieve the...
Buy Now or Wait – A Look at Trying to Time the Market and Financial Readiness
It’s the question dominating every dinner table conversation and every real estate discussion among servicemembers, Veterans, and their families: Should I buy a home right now, or wait until interest rates finally fall? You see the headlines. You know the history. You...





