Requirements

As a United States military member, you deserve a peaceful place to call home. But for many service members, navigating the ins and outs of the VA home loan qualification process can be a stressful experience. This is especially true when it comes to understanding VA loan income requirements, which can have a drastic impact on your ability to buy a home.

Thankfully, you don’t have to take on the application process alone. At VA Loans for Vets, we’re committed to helping both active duty and retired military members qualify for a VA loan, even if you’re not sure where to start.

Here’s everything you need to know about the VA loan income requirements…

VA loans still come with their own set of eligibility requirements. Especially if you’re the spouse of a veteran or a military member looking to add your significant other to the purchase loan.

That’s why we’re to answer the most commonly asked questions about VA loan spouse requirements, so that you and your family can get the most out of your next home purchase.

To honor those who provide military service, VA lenders provide specialized home loans designed with our service members in mind, including reduced down payment options and streamlined loan processing.

One of the most complex and often confusing aspects of purchasing a home with a VA loan is the occupancy requirement, which states that individuals receiving a loan must use the property as their primary residence.

Today, we’re breaking down everything you need to VA loan occupancy requirements so that you can confidently start the loan application process.

The Department of Veterans Affairs, like other federal agencies that back home loans, does not have an inspection requirement for their loans. However, they do require a home loan appraisal, and minimum property requirements, before approving a loan.

Here is what you need to know about appraisals, minimum property requirements, and why it’s still a good idea to have the traditional home inspection before buying a house.

First Western Trust requires that the Veteran have a minimum credit score of just 600 in order to be able to obtain a VA Home Loan. Call me today for more information.

We understand you could be having trouble getting started or feel stuck in the middle of your home ownership journey. Therefore, we are going to walk you through the VA Loan Process step-by-step so you have a clearer picture of what obtaining a VA Loan and buying your dream home really means. We believe you deserve to live with your significant other and children on the property you have always wanted but have not known how to purchase.

Jimmy Vercellino walks first-time homebuyers through the 2021 VA Home Loan Requirements to see if they are eligible.

VA loan privileges come with a few caveats. Communicate changes or special needs to stay in compliance with the occupancy certification.