Having a co-borrower who isn't the spouse of the service member or another veteran with VA
loan entitlement who will also live in the home will require a down payment on the home.
Not exact matches
«In the 2017 — 18 Budget, the Coalition Government announced it will extend concessional
loan eligibility to farmers
who have exhausted their full three year
entitlement to the Farm Household Allowance and can use this support to continue improving their long term financial strength.
«How can we ask hardworking people
who are still paying off their own high - interest educational
loans to fund a new, expensive
entitlement program?»
Veterans
who are eligible for a VA
loan have an
entitlement, which is basically a dollar amount the VA promises to repay back to a lender in the ev... Full Article
Reverse mortgage
loans are not an
entitlement program, but they do provide much needed cash flow to people
who have worked most of their lives and paid their mortgage
loans.
Veterans
who had a VA
loan before may still have «remaining
entitlement» to use for another VA
loan.
Veterans
who are eligible for a VA
loan have an
entitlement, which is basically a dollar amount the VA promises to repay back to a lender in the event you default on your mortgage.
Buyers
who have some of their basic
entitlement remaining may be able to utilize that and avoid the minimum
loan amount.
Veterans
who had a VA home
loan before may still have «remaining
entitlement» to use for another VA home
loan.
For example, a veteran
who obtained a $ 25,000
loan in 1974 would have used $ 12,500 guaranty
entitlement, the maximum then available.
Veterans
who have more than one foreclosure will lose their VA home
loan benefit, though this
entitlement can be regained.
A VA restoration of
entitlement allows borrowers
who have previously utilized their VA
loan entitlement to purchase another home with the VA's guaranty again.
Having a co-borrower
who isn't your spouse or another veteran with VA
loan entitlement will require a down payment.
Some borrowers
who have previously purchased a home with a VA
loan will have no
entitlement remaining or their COE will say, «Paid in full, no restoration.»
Veterans
who want to reuse their VA
loan benefit in full may need to seek a restoration of
entitlement.
Buyers
who assume an existing VA
loan must still qualify and go through the assumption process and it's important to note that an assumption does not restore your VA home
loan entitlement and you can't use your
entitlement again if and when your buyers refinance out of the assumed
loan or sell the property, retiring the note.
Buyers
who have some of their basic
entitlement remaining may be able to utilize that and avoid the minimum
loan amount.
Borrowers
who've lost a VA
loan to foreclosure will have reduced VA
loan entitlement, which will limit how much they can borrow without making a down payment.
As long as they have sufficient VA
loan entitlement available, veterans
who use a VA
loan can absolutely seek another, either to refinance their current mortgage or buy again.