Military spouses support their active duty or veteran partners through the trials and tribulations of deployments, PCS, TDY, and retirement. When the time comes to purchase a house, accurately completing a VA home loan...

Although coming up on deployment orders typically happens months before a report no later than the date, it’s inevitable some tasks won’t get done before saying goodbye. Sometimes timing is not quite right for deployment....

The VA home loan program is one of the most flexible and attractive ways to finance a home today. There’s no set down payment requirement, no private mortgage insurance and rates are lower compared with some other types of...

If you are in the market for a new home, you should get prequalified to buy a home before you make any offers on houses. Some people don't realize how beneficial it can be to go through the prequalification process before...

Understanding the difference between a lender and a broker is an important aspect in understanding how a mortgage works. Here is a simple explanation of lenders and brokers: ...

If you are about to get a VA appraisal and aren’t sure what to expect you have come to the right place. There are some easy things that you can look for and resolve so that the process can go smoothly. This is required in...

Buying a home as a proud member of the United States Military does not have to be complicated. With the right VA mortgage company and a helpful guide (like this one) the process will be over before you know it. This guide...

A good faith estimate (GFE) is a government-mandated document that’s designed to inform you of the exact nature of the proposed home loan, your obligations under the agreement, and other important details. This gives you...

Buying a home is probably the most significant purchase you’ll ever make. Since this is no small transaction, having the right mortgage company can make all the difference. ...

The VA does make accommodations for those who are...