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The VA funding fee sustains the zero-down VA loan program for veterans. See current funding fees and find out who is exempt.

These are the top 12 cities offering veterans the best combinations of employment, economy, health, and quality of life.

Streamline Refinance programs waive income, asset, credit and employment verification, simplifying the approval process. Appraisals aren't required, either.

VA loan rates are typically the lowest on the market, even below FHA or conventional mortgage rates. Here's how to find the best deal.

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

A mortgage buydown lets your seller, developer or agent buy you a lower mortgage rate for one, two or three years. Read on to learn more.

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

Learn about minimum requirements for a VA home loan. Find out if you qualify based on credit score, income, loan limits, and property requirements.

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.

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

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

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.

VA borrowers can keep their current home and buy a new home elsewhere. They may even be able to rent out their current home.

VA borrowers, looking to get a zero-down payment mortgage backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs, have the option of a 15-year mortgage.

Learn how to buy a house with a 700 credit score, including the best mortgage types and tips to get the lowest mortgage rate.

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

VA construction loans allow eligible borrowers to build their dream homes. However, there are plenty of rules. Here's what you need to know.

A government-backed loan is often the smartest choice, especially for first-time buyers. But they have drawbacks. Which is best for you?

A VA loan down payment is not always required, but it does happen. Here's when putting money down is needed, and why it's a popular option.

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