Considering purchasing a home with a VA loan? Wanting to refinance your current home? At VeteransLoans.com, we provide education resources on our blog to make sure you feel confident throughout the entire loan approval and home purchasing process.
Closing costs include a variety of fees paid at or prior to closing on a home loan. Homebuyers can find closing costs confusing because the term “closing costs” is broad and is used to describe many different costs and fees associated with purchasing a home and...
The most common type of mortgage loan for a permanent family residence is a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage. Thirty years can feel like you will be paying off your mortgage forever. But did you know there are easy ways to cut your mortgage repayment period short while...
For the last decade, states have worked to diminish the cost of living for disabled veterans and their surviving spouses in an effort to demonstrate appreciation and honor to those who have served our country on the front line of duty and those who have paid the...
Government-backed loans are designed to make housing more affordable and attainable to more people. But not all government-backed loans are created equal. While VA and FHA home loans are both government-backed loans, there are some pretty important differences between...
One advantage of the VA loan is the various types of purchases you can make with a VA loan. A VA loan can be used to purchase a single-family home, manufactured home, condominium, a multi-unit property, and even a new build. However, not all types of purchases are the...
Experts are not predicting a housing market crash. Nevertheless, no one can predict the future and the housing market is susceptible to events, circumstances, and influences outside of anyone’s control. The fear of a housing market crash has raised a lot of questions...