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Everything Military Veterans Need to Know About VA Loan Guarantee

The VA offers veterans a very special housing benefit if they serve adequate time in the service. They are able to secure 100% financing with a VA loan. The VA guarantees a portion of this loan for lenders. It helps them...

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Is it Possible to Get a VA Loan After Bankruptcy?

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VA loans have flexible guidelines even if you’ve filed bankruptcy. While most loan programs make you wait many years to get a loan, you can get a VA loan just two years after filing for a Chapter 7 BK or 12 months after a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.Looking for Current Mortgage Interest Rates? Click  Read more

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How Long Must you Pay Mortgage Insurance

Mortgage insurance adds quite a bit to your mortgage payment. Depending on your loan type, it could cost you more than $100 extra per month. Since the

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