Did you know that as a disabled veteran, you may be eligible for special considerations when getting a VA loan? It’s true.

Learn expert tips for the VA cash-out refinance. Understand the benefits, risks, and steps to take to make the most of your...

Learn the key differences between VA cash-out refinance and home equity loans. Discover which option is best for major...

Here are answers to the most important questions about the cash-out refinance loan, and how to take advantage of it.

An existing VA mortgage, just like any other mortgage, can be refinanced. The VA home loan however is eligible for both...

The VA loan is designed to help and protect service members as they buy a home.

The VA minimum property requirements for mortgages backed through the veterans benefits program can help determine whether...

You may be able to get a COE if you're the spouse or widow of a veteran under certain circumstances.

Newly built properties give you more control over their features. How can you use your VA home loan benefit to build a home?

IRRRL stands for Interest Rate Reduction Refinancing Loan,also known as a "Streamline" or a "VA to VA" loan.