Veterans Affairs (VA) loans have significant advantages, from a 0% downpayment to lower interest rates. If you have a VA entitlement, you could secure a VA loan with 100% financing. What if you ...

If you have an existing VA loan, you can refinance it to get a better interest rate, change your loan term or tap into your home equity. To qualify for a VA mortgage refinance, you'll need to meet ...

NewDay USA introduces a mortgage for veterans with no money down, addressing closing costs and empowering military families ...

Redfin Real Estate looks at cities where VA loans are most common and what's behind the upward trend. Redfin Real Estate ...

You can have multiple VA loans throughout your life, but only in certain situations, such as selling your current home and buying a new one or refinancing your existing VA loan. VA loan entitlement is ...

The share of mortgaged home sales using VA loans shot up this August, as veterans leveraged the market's shift toward buyers.

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make, and choosing the right type of mortgage can make all the difference. For many buyers, the choice often comes down to a VA ...

Do you have a VA loan and want to lower your monthly mortgage payments? A VA Streamline Refinancing or Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL) could be viable. It comes with several benefits, ...

The VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL) is a refinancing option for veterans with existing VA-backed home loans. Refinancing a home mortgage can be a complex and lengthy process unless ...

Borrowers who cannot cover their closing costs sometimes turn to downpayment assistance programs offered through their state ...