VA Loan Benefits
- Veterans Administration guarantee
- VA Home Loan with no down payment (100% financing)
- Money saved on mortgage insurance
- Low VA Loan Rates
- Never a pre-payment penalty
- Financial counseling from the VA in case of temporary financial difficulties
- More information in the VA Home Loan Guide
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Search for Your File
If you've applied for a VA Loan or other government loan program previously, much your information may already be on file with our department.
Locate your file here: File Lookup
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Recent Questions
Can a lender obtain my Certificate of Eligibility for me?
Yes. However, it would be beneficial to prepare yourself by finding your DD-214 member 4, and retrieving and completing form ... View answer
I have already obtained one VA Loan. Can I get another one?
While VA Home Loans are the best option for a first time home buyer, you are not limited to a ... View answer
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Featured Special Topics
VA Loan Guaranty Program Helps with Loan Modification
For VA home loan borrowers facing tough economic times, a loan modification can be just the thing to get them back on track. Though the VA doesn’t make the actual home loans, it does have many programs that can help veterans and active military personnel who own homes keep their homes when experiencing financial distress. Loan modification is one of those services provided by the VA.
Mortgage modification is a process where the terms of a ... Read More
Determining VA Home Loan Eligibility
VA loans are an entitlement for those who are eligible. Those with military affiliation may typically enjoy zero down, 100% refinancing and no private mortgage insurance associated with VA loans. These among many other benefits unique to VA loans make this mortgage program hard to beat.
Of course, there are certain military service requirements that need to be met before someone can be considered for a VA loan. Generally speaking, WWII, Korean ... Read More
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