There’s a lot of misinformation out there about the VA loan. Here are some key facts every veteran should know:
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Connect With MeCurious about VA loan assumption? It allows a qualified buyer—Veteran or not—to take over a seller’s VA loan, often with a lower interest rate and reduced closing costs. Watch the video to learn how it works and why it can be a huge win in today’s market.
If you possess a VA disability rating of any percentage, the funding fee is waived for you. Not holding a rating yet? Let's discuss. I can introduce you to a specialist who can guide you in initiating your claim. I'd advise you to fill out the documentation via this link before finalizing a home purchase. This way, should your claim gain approval, we can ensure you receive a refund. To delve deeper into this, give me a ring at 612-408-1953.
VA Intent To FileVeterans who are totally and permanently disabled (100% T&P) are eligible for a valuation exclusion of $300,000 on their property tax value. Veterans who are not totally and permanently disabled, but who have a disability rating of 70 percent or higher, are eligible for an exclusion of $150,000. If a qualifying veteran does not own a house, but has a designated “primary family caregiver” who does own a house, the caregiver can receive the exclusion for the time he or she continues in that role.
Homestead Valuation Exclusion FormA VA loan advantage is the option for a zero-down payment. However, a funding fee is required, which many buyers incorporate into their mortgage. This fee is exempted for those with a VA disability rating of 10% or higher.
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