The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reported that in 2022, nearly 750,000 VA home loans were issued, and the average loan amount was $343,895.[1] For veterans and service members (and their families), a VA loan remains one of the most viable paths to homeownership.  Those interested in the program typically have questions about the

With perks like no required down payment and free mortgage loan counseling, it’s no wonder U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans are a popular option for the military community. The catch is you must meet minimum service requirements to apply for a VA loan. However, with joint VA loans, non-military borrowers also have an

A Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loan is one of the best ways active or veteran military service members can secure a mortgage. With a VA loan, veterans can get the money they need and not have to make a down payment. And your VA loan is a benefit you can reuse. You can use

When you’re house hunting, finding the right home is only part of the battle. You’ll also need to decide how to finance your home purchase. If you’re going to take out a loan, you need to know which type of mortgage to use. Conventional loans and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans are among

Qualifying service members, veterans or surviving spouses turn to VA loans to help make buying a home less expensive and becoming a homeowner more affordable. With a VA loan in hand, borrowers can close on a new home without a substantial amount of money upfront.  One of the biggest benefits of a VA loan is

Like many Americans, U.S. military veterans and active duty service members may want to purchase an investment property. After all, real estate has proven to be one of the most lucrative investment opportunities.  As an added bonus, service members and veterans get access to VA loans, which often come with more favorable terms and fewer