Kentucky VA Loan Guidelines

VA Home Loan Eligibility Requirements


VA home loans can be used to:

– Buy a home, a condominium unit in a VA-approved project

– Build a home

– Buy a manufactured home and/or lot

VA Home loan is a government guarantee for a portion of the home loan, it is not a guarantee that you will receive a loan. You still need to have:
Suitable Credit. Due to the government guarantee for a portion of the loan, this allows lenders greater flexibility on credit scores. In today’s lending climate, most VA lenders require a score of at least 620. If your spouse will be obligated on the loan, he or she will need to hit the same benchmark.
The average FICO score for VA borrowers is 708, compared to 750 to 770 scores for conventional loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, respectively,
Sufficient Income to qualify for the amount you are requesting.

In order to apply for the VA Loan one needs to get ” A certificate of Elgibilty” This verifies to the lender that you qualify for a VA backed home loan.

Many lenders will help get the Certificate for you or you can apply for it online by going to the veterans affairs portal. You will need your DD 214 or if you are still on active duty you will need a statement of service.

The home that is being purchased must be occupied by the veteran/active duty member.
Veteran Must have been discharged under conditions other than dishonorable and meet the service requirements below

Each era has its own specific requirement, so be careful to match your service dates with eligibility requirement.
If one is still on active duty or are currently serving in the Reserve or national guard the below are the requirements.

If one is on active duty in order to qualify you need to have served at least 90 continuous days

As a Reservist or National Guard member one needs to have at least 90 days active duty. Another way to become eligible is to have served at least 6 years as a reservist or national guardsman and been honorably discharged. There are several other ways that one can qualify as outlined below.

VA website has more detail eligibility guidelines. go to benefits.va. gov
The VA Home Loan program is one of the better benefits we as veterans receive. I should know, I have used this program to purchase my own home.

This is just one in series of information videos that details the VA Home Loan Program. I hope that the information in this one has been helpful.

As Always, If you have any questions, regardless of your location feel free to call or contact me. Thank you and God Bless.

rgarzahomes's avatarRichard Garza Homes

VA home loans can be used to:
 
– Buy a home, a condominium unit in a VA-approved project
 
– Build a home
 
– Buy a manufactured home and/or lot
 
VA Home loan is a government guarantee for a portion of the home loan, it is not a guarantee that you will receive a loan.  You still need to have:
Suitable Credit.  Due to the government guarantee for a portion of the loan, this allows lenders greater flexibility on credit scores.  In today’s lending climate, most VA lenders require a score of at least 620. If your spouse will be obligated on the loan, he or she will need to hit the same benchmark.
The average FICO score for VA borrowers is 708, compared to 750 to 770 scores for conventional loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, respectively,
Sufficient Income to qualify for the amount you are requesting.
 
In order to…

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VA Home Loan Advantages


Kentucky VA Home Loans Guidelines | Kentucky VA Mortgage Home Lender

rgarzahomes's avatarRichard Garza Homes

This last Memorial Day, my family was having a cookout with my granddaughter and her fiancee. They both qualify for VA Home loans and she asked my what some of the advantages of a VA Home loan over a conventional loan.
I produced this short video outlining the advantages of a VA Loan. This is the first in a series of short clips on the specifics of the VA Home Loan.
If you know anyone who qualifies for a VA Home Loan, please share. As a Veteran myself, this is one of the better benefits we get.

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Top Reasons to Consider a VA Loan As a Veteran


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If you are a veteran, you should consider getting a VA loan. VA loans are offered the veterans by the federal government and they have significant advantages that normal loans do not provide. The VA loan program was started to make housing more affordable for today’s veterans. Those that honored our country in battle deserve a loan with a lower interest rate that’s guaranteed to provide you with financial assistance. Keep in mind, VA loans can only be offered by qualified lenders that are approved by the US Department of Veterans Affairs. Below, you will find why VA loans are popular among veterans and why they are a smart decision when you are just getting ready to buy your first home after leaving the military.

Long-term financial assistance to eligible American veterans

A VA loan provide long-term financial assistance to all eligible American veterans. If you are just leaving…

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