Rose McMackin, Editor

The GI Bill does not offer its own home loan program but military borrowers have access to the VA home loan program.

Yes, if you already have a VA loan — or if you’ve previously used a VA loan — you can get another one. Heres how.

Borrowers can use a VA loan to purchase a condo unit, as long as it meets the eligibility requirements set by the VA.

The Family Opportunity Mortgage allows a borrower to purchase a home for a family member with all the advantages of an owner-occupied loan

Borrowers can use a VA loan to buy and renovate a fixer-upper home with the VA renovation loan, also sometimes known as a VA rehab loan.

Explore the benefits of VA-backed mobile home loans, designed to provide accessible financing solutions with low rates and no down payment required.

Discover the ins and outs of VA closing costs and get insights on VA loan fees, exemptions, and valuable tips for saving money on closing day.

While there is no VA home equity loan, military borrowers have options to access home equity — including the VA-cash out refinance program.

Tudor style homes are easy to spot, even if you aren’t an architecture buff. Their distinct appearance — medieval-influenced windows and brick exterior accented with half-timbering — is deeply recognizable.

The shortage of affordable housing is a dire and growing concern for rural communities, driven by the shifting economy and lapsing federal subsidies.

A new study from Georgia State University examined serial eviction filings and revealed patterns in landlord behavior reminiscent of the subprime mortgage crisis a decade ago, suggesting that the mounting eviction crisis may be the newest American housing crisis.

A decade ago, “modern farmhouse” might have described a newly built house on a farm. Today, these simple, cozy homes appeal to nostalgia for simpler, lower-tech lifestyles.