A VA cash-out refinance loan can provide eligible borrowers with cash out of the equity in their homes to pay for major expenses or debts.

VA home loans have many advantages over many other mortgage programs. One such advantage is the fact that most VA loans can be obtained with no money down.

Now could be the time for a VA refinance loan. But, what if your family is bigger than when it was when you qualified for your current mortgage?

Layoffs and pay cuts are common in a recession. However, you may still be able to qualify for a VA loan. I’ll explain what you may need in order to qualify.

According to VA guidelines, military mortgages are for eligible borrowers who occupy their homes and are not typically used to finance income property. But, there are exceptions to every rule.

After the housing bubble burst in 2007, many parts of the country saw a decrease in real estate values. Is it okay to seek a VA refinance loan if your home has decreased in value?

A loan modification often provides a second chance for a VA borrower nearing foreclosure. Earlier this year the VA finalized new loan modification regulation.

You’ve got a mortgage and you want to refinance with a VA loan, only your credit has deteriorated since you qualified for your last mortgage. You may still qualify.

The Fair Housing Act was passed as part of the Civil Rights Act of 1968. The law helps protect every mortgagee, including VA borrowers. Under this umbrella, military borrowers seeking VA-guaranteed loans are protected against biased treatment during their VA loan processes.

VA Form 26-6393 is an important form used by VA underwriters to help determine an applicant’s ability to pay for a VA loan.