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Kentucky VA Loan
VA loans are for veterans and active duty military personnel. The loan requires no down payment and no monthly mi premiums, saving you on the monthly payment. It does have an funding fee like USDA, but it is higher starting at 2.3% for first time use, and 3.6% for second time use. The funding fee is financed into the loan, so it is not something you have to pay upfront out of pocket.

VA loans can be made anywhere, unlike the USDA restrictions, and there is no income household limit.

Most VA lenders I work with will want a 620 credit score even though on paper, VA says they don’t have a minimum credit score.

VA requires 2 years removed from bankruptcy or foreclosure.

VA Loan Limits for 2021 in Kentucky.

As announced previously by VA in Circular 26-19-30 (which provides interim guidance on implementing “The Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act of 2019”) the conforming loan limit cap on guarantees was removed for Veterans with full entitlement. For Veterans who have previously used entitlement and the entitlement has not been restored, the maximum amount of guaranty entitlement available to the Veteran (for a loan above $144,000) is 25 percent of the conforming loan limit reduced by the amount of entitlement previously used (not restored) by the Veteran. The new guaranty requirements apply for loans closed on or after January 1, 2020.

As a reminder, Veterans are able to use their VA Home Loan Guaranty benefit regardless of loan amount, but in order to purchase homes with loan amounts above the conforming loan limits, Veterans with partial entitlement may be required to make a down payment on amounts in excess of the conforming loan limit. Regardless of full or partial entitlement, the VA guaranty plus any required down payment must total 25% of the loan amount.

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Mortgage Application Checklist of Documents Needed below 👇

W-2 forms (previous 2 years)
Paycheck stubs (last 30 days – most current)
Employer name and address (2 year history including any gaps)
Bank accounts statement (recent 2 months – all pages
Statements for 401(k)s, stocks and other investments (most recent)
federal tax returns (previous 2 years)
Residency history (2 year history)
Photo identification for applicant and co-applicant (valid Driver’s License

Joel Lobb (NMLS#57916)

Senior Loan Officer

American Mortgage Solutions, Inc.
10602 Timberwood Circle Suite 3
Louisville, KY 40223

Company ID #1364 | MB73346

Text/call 502-905-3708

kentuckyloan@gmail.com

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Expands VA Home Loan Eligibility for Certain National Guard Members in Kentucky


 Expands VA Home Loan Eligibility for Certain National Guard Members in Kentucky


VA announced they are expanding eligibility for Kentucky VA home loan benefits for certain members of the Kentucky Army and Air National Guard to include current and former National Guard members, regardless of service dates, who meet the requirements outlined below effective for COE applications received on or after 01/05/2021.

Because VA is retroactively expanding these eligibility requirements applicants who may have been previously denied VA home loan benefits and now meet the requirements below for eligibility are encouraged to reapply.

To be eligible the member must have performed not less than 90 cumulative dates of full-time National Guard duty, of which, at least 30 of those days must have been consecutive.

Full-time National Guard duty:

  • includes training or other duty in the member’s status as a member of the National Guard for which the member is entitled to pay from the United States or for which the member has waived pay from the United States.
  • does not include inactive duty, such as monthly drills. It also does not include basic or initial training.

Processing delays can be avoided when submitting a COE application (VA Form 26-1880) by listing in block 9c any active duty time served and by providing copies of one or more of the following documents as evidence of the active duty time served:

  • DD Form 214, Report of Separation: showing active duty dates, types of discharge, and the authority under which the applicant was called to serve.
  • DD Form 220, Report of Active Service: with an order for the same period.
  • For National Guard members still servicing on active duty: a current Statement of Service which identifies the National Guard member by name and social security number and provides:
    • the date of entry for the current active duty period, and
    • the duration of any time lost (or a statement noting there has been no lost time).
    • Note: the Statement of Service should also specify the authority under which the National Guard member was called to serve. Generally, this is a document written on military letterhead and signed by the Commanding Officer.
  • NGB 23 Form, National Guard Bureau Retirement Credits Record or a copy of the retirement points statement: showing one or more periods in which the National Guard member served on active duty.
  • Any other documents to support the activation may be submitted.

Kentucky VA Home Loans for 2021


 

Kentucky VA Home Loans for 2021

 

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  •  No down payment in most cases for purchase loans (up-front money toward your home purchase), and easier borrower credit requirements.
  •  No monthly mortgage insurance premiums or private mortgage insurance (PMI).
  •  Lower homebuyer closing costs, and limits to what borrowers can be charged.
  •  The opportunity to roll your “VA funding fee” into your mortgage.
  • The ability to refinance a non-VA loan into the VA mortgage program.
  •  The opportunity to: ask a home seller to contribute up to 4 percent of the mortgage amount to cover some of the closing costs; ask your lender to cover some of the closing costs; seek closing cost assistance through state homebuying programs created for veterans and first-time buyers.
  • The right to become a VA borrower for life. In most cases you can use VA mortgage programs forever, and sometimes you can have more than one VA loan.
  •  Eligibility of financing for spouses of service-members who died in the line of duty or from a service-related disability.

You can review all types of Kentucky VA Home Loans here, including purchase mortgages, refinance mortgages (called Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loans or IRRRLs), and cash-out refinance loans.

To qualify for a Kentucky VA Home Loan, usually a military veteran or service-member must have 90 consecutive days of active service during wartime, or 181 straight days of service during peacetime, or six years in the national guard or reserves of a particular military branch. You can find out if you’re eligible here.

Kentucky  VA mortgage comes with an additional closing cost called a “VA funding fee” of between 1.4 to 3.6 percent on the amount borrowed (depending on your circumstance). This special fee that non-VA borrowers never have to pay helps partially fund the “government backed” part of the VA borrower program, and many VA borrowers can roll it into their mortgage.

 

VA Loan Quick Facts

0% Down
Minimum Down Payment
620 Credit
Minimum Credit Score
41% DTI
Max Debt-to-Income Ratio
 
 

What is a VA Loan?

VA Loans are designed to assist veterans purchase a home. Active duty military and veterans across the nation will enjoy the desirable loan terms and low interest rates that often come with a VA loan. Additional benefits like no down payment requirement help make home buying an affordable and cost-effective reality for those who have served and continue to serve our country.

What are the benefits of a VA Loan?

VA Loan benefits and features:

  • Zero down payment
  • Buyers may finance the funding fee into the loan
  • Closing costs may be covered
  • Buyers may use gifts and seller contributions to cover closing costs

Who may benefit from a VA Loan?

A VA Loan may the right fit for you if:

  • You’re an eligible veteran or active-duty military
  • You’re buying a first home or are a repeat homebuyer

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