VA Loans

A VA mortgage relief program is shutting down May 1. If you’re a veteran homeowner facing financial hardship, here’s what you need to do.

Veterans First review showing how Veterans First compares to other lenders for mortgage rates, customer service, and home loan options.

New American Funding mortgage review showing how NAF compares to other top lenders for mortgage rates, customer service, and loan options.

Mortgage scams are real and they often veteran homeowners. Here are the most common VA loan refinance scams and how to avoid them.

Explore the latest mortgage reductions for veteran homeowners and how they can help you achieve greater financial stability.

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.

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

Learn how VA jumbo loans work, their competitive rates, and how eligible borrowers can finance high-value homes with no down payment.

Learn how a VA loan helps veterans buy a home with no down payment and low rates. Explore VA loan benefits and requirements.

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

A first-time home buyer down payment can be very affordable. Learn about zero-down and low-down-payment options for first-time buyers.

The VA IRRRL or "VA Streamline Refinance" is an easy way to lower the rate and payment on your VA loan. See today's VA IRRRL rates and rules.

Low down payments are one of the biggest benefits of a mortgage backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Dreaming of a new home? Zero-down mortgages provide Millennials and Gen Zers a path to homeownership without needing a large down payment.

These are the top 10 cities offering affordability, the right age range of people, and quality of life for young military veterans.

These cities offer veterans the best combinations of homeownership accessibility, availability, and affordability.

Veterans and active-duty service members can now roll buyer agent commission fees into their VA loans, reducing upfront costs.

Mortgages backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs offer qualified borrowers a path to below-market interest rates and zero money down.

How big is the down payment for a $400,000 house? That depends on the type of mortgage you choose. Check your current options.

How big is the down payment for a $500,000 house? That depends on the type of mortgage you choose. Check your current options.