If you’ve fallen behind on your VA loan payments, you may be worried about foreclosure. Learn about your options and how to avoid foreclosure.

VA housing grants can provide nonrepayable financial help to make homes more accessible for disabled veterans. Learn more about how these programs work.

The Department of Veterans Affairs guarantees home loans to eligible military personnel, veterans, and their surviving spouses. Learn more about how they wor...

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) mortgage protections include reducing interest rates to 6% in specific cases and guidelines related to foreclosures.

Securing a VA Certificate of Eligibility (COE) is the first step to getting a VA home loan. Learn why you need a VA COE and how to get one.

Yes, you can use a VA loan to buy or build a barndomini...

If you’re a veteran looking to buy a home, an adjustable-rate mortgage from the VA might be an affordable option. Learn more about VA-backed ARMs.

There’s no limit to the number of VA loans qualified borrowers can take out, but you usually can’t hold multiple VA loans at once. Let’s break...

Wondering if you can use a VA loan for a mobile or manufactured home? Find out what’s possible and whether a VA loan makes sense for you.

When you take out a VA loan, you may be required to get a termite inspection. Learn more about the process of getting a VA loan termite inspection.

Non-allowable fees for a VA loan are costs that a buyer isn't responsible for paying. Learn what fees in a VA loan are non-allowable and why that is.

Are VA loans assumable? They are, but what does that mean, exactly? Learn everything you need to know about VA loan assumption here.

You will need a statement of service detailing your military service to apply for a VA loan. Learn more about why you need this document and how to get one.<...