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You might want to change your mortgage lender while you're still in the buying process or after you've closed on your home. Find out why and how to do it.

Explore affordable refinancing programs, RefiNow™ and Refi Possible®. Learn if these options are right for you.

A VA home renovation loan lets you bundle your home purchase and renovation costs into a single loan. Find out if you meet the requirements and how to apply....

While tax deeds and tax liens both address unpaid property taxes, only tax deeds can lead to an immediate transfer of property ownership. Learn how they differ.

The VA funding fee is a one-time charge you pay to help fund the VA loan program. The fee helps protect lenders and the VA if you default. Learn more here.

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Government home loans offer low interest rates and flexible credit requirements. Here’s what’s available and how you can qualify.

Conventional and VA loans are two different types of mortgages. Trying to decide which is best for you? Read our guide on VA loans vs. conventional loans.

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Does the home of your dreams have sloped floors? It may or may not be worth fixing. Read on to learn what to consider before buying a house with uneven floors.

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