VA Loans

In Texas, the word “veteran” does not have one universal definition that controls every benefit. Under federal veterans law, a veteran is generally someone who served in the active military, naval, air, or space service[...]

A VA loan can allow an eligible Texas veteran, active-duty service member, or qualifying surviving spouse to buy a primary residence with no down payment when the sales price is supported by the VA appraisal[...]

Eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and qualifying surviving spouses can use VA financing for certain manufactured homes in Texas, but the property type has to be identified correctly before the loan is structured. A home[...]

A VA loan assumption in Texas allows an approved buyer to take over the remaining balance, interest rate, payment schedule, and maturity date of an existing VA-backed mortgage instead of replacing it with a new[...]

VA disability compensation can count as qualifying income for a mortgage loan when the payments are properly documented and meet the lender’s underwriting requirements. Because VA disability benefits are generally recurring and exempt from federal[...]

A VA appraisal is a required part of most VA-backed home purchases because it helps confirm both the property’s reasonable market value and its compliance with VA Minimum Property Requirements. For veterans, active-duty service members,[...]