This annual survey examines the differences and similarities between veteran and
active military home buyers and sellers and those who have never served in the military.
These no - money - down loans have connected thousands
of military home buyers with dream properties over the years.
A personal profile can work if you're an individual salesperson, but if you're part of a high - volume residential team, or if you want to target a niche — such
as military home buyers — you should create a page, rather than relying on a profile.
And, with the average VA borrower having just under $ 7,000 in total assets, these no - money - down home loans have become a lifeline for thousands of
military home buyers over the years.
In an economy fraught with unemployment and souring investments, the relaxed credit standards can be a boon
for military home buyers.
Active - service military buyers between the ages of 18 and 35 are purchasing homes at a «far greater rate» than non-military buyers — 51 percent versus 34 percent, according to the National Association of REALTORS ®» newly released Veterans &
Active Military Home Buyers and Sellers Profile.
For
these military home buyers, the VA funding fee might be an unnecessary expense.
For example,
military home buyers can go to one of the popular review sites like Trustpilot and view lender pages, such as Veterans United's reviews page.
For
these military home buyers, the VA funding fee might be an unnecessary expense.
VA loans offer some unbeatable advantages for
military home buyers, like $ 0 down payment, no mortgage insurance, and more lenient credit underwriting.
For
these military home buyers, the VA funding fee might be an unnecessary expense.
This infographic uses data from the Veterans and Active
Military Home Buyers and Sellers Profile.