Future Homeowners
Tips and advice to help Veterans and military families get the most from homebuying
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Experts Discuss: Why Buying a Home in the Winter is a Smart MoveCheck out what the experts have to say about buying a home in the winter. Though it may not seem like an optimal time, their answers may surprise you. -
Don't Make An Offer Without Asking These 5 QuestionsHave a new house in mind? Don't even think about going to make an offer to your real estate agent without asking them these five pertinent questions. -
The PCS Moving Binder: Your Guide to a Flawless RelocationMoving is an exciting, but stressful time. Keeping a moving binder is an easy, efficient way to reduce stress and save time, effort and money on your move. -
Full List of Property Tax Exemptions By StateMost states offer disabled veterans a property tax exemption, which can save veterans thousands each year depending on state and disability percentage.
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5 Key Reasons to Have a Home Inspection Before You BuySometimes the excitement of buying a home clouds the importance of having a home inspection, especially during the VA home loan process. Here's how a home inspection can save you money and time in the long run. -
Veterans United Gear Store - Gifts for New HomeownersVeterans United has made our internal gear store public for all. Find fun gifts, knickknacks and gadgets for every occasion. -
Prevent New Construction Heartbreak with These TipsBuilding a new home comes with its own unique set of circumstances. The time between breaking ground on a new home and your big move can make a huge. -
5 Must Know Facts When Using Your VA Loan on New ConstructionBe prepared when building using your VA loan benefit, so that your newly constructed home meets VA requirements and you ensure the process goes smoothly. -
3 Questions to Ask a Builder When Using Your VA LoanYou can use your VA loan benefits on new construction. Be prepared by asking your builder the right questions to ensure your home will meet VA requirements. -
Why VA Loans Require Insurance and Tax PaymentsEven if all payments for VA loans are being made there are other obligations which have to be met, especially taxes and insurance. Learn more. -
How Your Neighbor's Foreclosure Hurts YouForeclosure rates are still high, and some don't know they have foreclosed homes in their neighborhood. How do foreclosures affect prices of homes nearby? -
Saddled With Student Loan Debt? There’s Still Hope For HomebuyingVeteran home buyers with student debt can still obtain a VA home loan. Generally VA lenders look for a debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of 41 percent or less. -
Do You Know These 5 Minimum Property Requirement Pitfalls?Is your potential future home up to code? Learn the 5 most common VA home loan minimum property requirement (MPR) issues and how to deal with each one. -
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