A VA loan is one of the most important benefits available to military members. Finding the right lender helps you make the ...

Q: I’m a retired veteran looking to purchase my first home. A friend of mine recommended a VA loan, but I’m not sure if it’s right for me. What are some VA loan pros and cons I need to consider? A: ...

A VA construction loan could be a viable option if you’re an active-duty service member or veteran looking to build a single-family home. VA construction loans generally don’t require a down payment ...

When it comes to mortgages, having multiple options can put you in a better borrowing position. If you can qualify for both a VA and conventional loan, you may not know which mortgage provides the ...

Military life isn't always easy, so when active-duty members and veterans have the opportunity to take advantage of service-related perks, those perks are at least worth looking into, right?

You can use a VA loan to build and finance a property you’ll use as your primary residence. However, you cannot use this type of loan to fund the construction of a vacation home or investment property ...

Veterans carry a disproportionate share of the debt burden. Here's what the VA offers — and where it falls short.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced that it will allow home buyers with a VA-guaranteed mortgage to pay their real estate agent a commission. The temporary policy, which takes effect on ...

Have you ever wondered if you could transfer a mortgage to another person, provided both parties agree to all the loan terms and conditions? It sounds simple, and surprisingly, it could be a ...

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If you’re an active or veteran member of the military and want to construct a new home, you might be eligible for no-down-payment financing backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Here’s ...