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Can You Get a VA Loan With No Credit Score?
By: In House Contributor Published on: 12/04/2025While getting a VA loan without a credit score requires additional effort and documentation, it is absolutely achievable with the right approach. By finding an experienced VA lender who offers manual underwriting, documenting your alternative credit history, and demonstrating overall financial responsibility, you can still take advantage of this valuable military benefit.
Why Using a Smaller Lender for Your VA Loan Is Smart: 5 Key Advantages
By: In House Contributor Published on: 29/03/2025While big banks and national lenders certainly close thousands of VA loans successfully each year, many veterans find that smaller, specialized lenders provide a superior experience with meaningful advantages.
Are VA Loans Bad for Sellers?
By: In House Contributor Published on: 15/03/2025Understanding the realities behind VA loans can help you make informed decisions when selling your property, potentially opening your home to a larger pool of qualified buyers.
Will VA Loans Be Affected By The Trump Administration?
By: In House Contributor Published on: 01/03/2025With the Trump administration now in office, many veterans are asking important questions about the future of VA loans and how policy changes might affect their ability to purchase or refinance homes.
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