Yes, the VA loan can be used for new construction but only if it’s structured correctly. Here’s what works and what doesn’t.
Yes, the VA loan can be used for new construction but only if it’s structured correctly. Here’s what works and what doesn’t.
VA loan limits were removed in 2020 but only for buyers with full entitlement. Here’s what’s changed for 2026 in California and what still applies.
Can you use a co-signer with a VA loan? Sometimes but only certain people qualify. Here’s who’s allowed and what it means for approval.
Yes, you can get a VA loan with student loans. Here’s how they’re counted in your debt-to-income ratio and how to work around deferment.
Divorce can impact your VA loan, entitlement, and homeownership plans. Here’s how it works and what to expect if the house stays or sells.
Already have a VA loan? A VA IRRRL (Streamline Refinance) could lower your payment with no appraisal and minimal paperwork.
VA loans aren’t one-time use. Here’s how to restore your entitlement and reuse your benefit after selling, refinancing, or paying off your original loan.
VA loans can’t be used for second homes or vacation properties but that doesn’t mean you’re out of options. Here’s what’s allowed and what’s not.
Closed on your VA loan? Congrats. Here’s what to expect after funding-escrow, mail, servicing transfers, and common questions buyers have.
Thinking about buying a fixer-upper with a VA loan? Here’s what’s allowed, what’s not, and how to navigate repair issues the right way.
You must occupy the home as your primary residence to use a VA loan. But what does that actually mean? Here's how the rule works.
