Most of the problems that occur when using VA loans usually stem from misinformation. Some agents simply don’t have much experience with VA Loans and are unsure of the process and all the benefits it can provide. For example, many agents think it’s not worth pursuing since they believe there are always extensive repairs to be done after the appraisal is completed.
Instead of just avoiding using a VA loan,
Vetted VA LIVE – Appraisal or Inspection?
[00:00:00] Josh Lewis: That’s it we’re live. You ready? Josh? vetted VA live episode, number three, we hopefully almost know what we’re doing now. If you missed either the first two episodes and you’re interested week one, we went through a thorough discussion of the loan estimate and we had two awesome experts on I had the joy of having my, Facebook page open. So it was actually talking, to me in
Vetted VA LIVE – 5 Tips for Getting Your VA Offer Accepted
Vetted VA Live 5 Tips for Getting Your VA Offer Accepted –
[00:00:00] Josh Lewis: So new project here. This is obviously the, second week, last week we got together with Brendan McKay out of Maryland, Matt Burkhead in Arizona and Nathan Nottingham, the COO of vetted VA was here and we walked through the loan estimate and everything that you need to know
Vetted VA Live: Understanding the Loan Estimate
[00:00:00] Josh Lewis: Welcome to the inaugural episode here of vetted VA alive. We’re tentatively scheduled here to come. Every Tuesday you guys are used to in the Facebook chat. Being able to answer, ask your questions and get those answered. What we wanted to do is be able to give you a video them to step in and have them answer live where the vetted VA experts can go into a
Understanding Underwriting of the VA Loan – with Gay Veale
The underwriting process can seem to be cloaked in mystery and mystique to the common borrower. But it’s not really that terribly secretive. Gay Veale lays out the process from start to finish and how you can best be prepared to move forward.
So today I’m going to cover a little bit of basics on the cash out refinance and how that works for our benefit. Leroy Romero here from Phoenix, Arizona. I’ve been part of Vetted VA since June 19th, 2019.
So today I’m going to cover a little bit of basics on just a cash out refinance and how that works for our benefit. So here’s kind of our objective.
Hi, Vetted VA, this is Adrian Placinta with True Path Loans, and I’m here for another edition of VA math. This time we’re going to do secondary use entitlement. I have an example. I’m going to share the screen and we’re going to walk through this and how to do a
The VA loan is an important financing tool for VA-eligible borrowers to achieve their homeownership dream. In 2021 one in two VA borrowers was a VA first-time homebuyers (FTHB).
Last year, mortgage interest rates reached record lows. The average VA FTHB’s interest rate was 2.90% and the quarterly FTHB VA purchase loan volume stayed elevated. In Q3’2021 it reached a record level of over $19 Billion for that quarter, $174 Million higher than Q3 2020. And
A post within our Vetted VA Facebook Group recently outlined this scenario –
I understand that it is valuable to shop around for lenders. My question is more geared toward finding lenders to work with your particular circumstance. In my case, credit and such is fine but I have an employment gap. So I would be also looking for a lender that could figure out if/how to use my current income.
My questions are:
If your lender is unable to get an automated underwriting approval, or if you’ve been turned down with no explanation, it’s possible that it’s your lender, and not you, who is not qualified.
VA manual underwriting guidelines are designed to give an Underwriter guidance and the guidelines for manually underwriting, and approving a loan application.
There are many lenders that simply do not manually underwrite VA loans. When choosing a lender, this is something that you want to research
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