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Veterans Affairs Mortgages

Veterans Affairs Mortgages. Jaki Fanelli. What are my benefits?. 100% financing No monthly mortgage insurance premiums VA mortgages are assumable Limited closing costs. How to use your VA home loan benefits. Buy a home, a condominium unit in a VA-approved project Build a home

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Veterans Affairs Mortgages

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  1. Veterans Affairs Mortgages Jaki Fanelli

  2. What are my benefits? • 100% financing • No monthly mortgage insurance premiums • VA mortgages are assumable • Limited closing costs

  3. How to use your VA home loan benefits • Buy a home, a condominium unit in a VA-approved project • Build a home • Improve a home by installing energy-related features or making energy efficient improvements • Buy a manufactured home and/or lot • To refinance an existing VA-guaranteed or direct loan for the purpose of a lower interest rate or cash out • To refinance an existing mortgage loan or other indebtedness secured by a lien of record on a residence owned and occupied by the veteran as a home

  4. Myths about VA Home Loans

  5. Active Duty Military & Veterans • At least 90 days active duty during wartime • At least 181* days continuous active duty during peacetime • You have completed a total of six credible years in the Selected Reserve or National Guard (member of an active unit, attended required weekend drills and two-week active duty for training) • Surviving Spouses • You are an un-remarried spouse of a Veteran who died while in service or from a service-connected disability • Surviving spouse who remarries on or after attaining age 57, and on or after December 16, 2003 • You are a spouse of a Servicemember missing in action or a prisoner of war • You are a surviving spouse in receipt of Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) benefits in cases where the Veteran's death was not service-connected

  6. Other Eligible Beneficiaries • Certain U.S. citizens who served in the armed forces of a government allied with the United States in World War II • Individuals with service as members in certain organizations, such as Public Health Service officers, cadets at the United States Military, Air Force, or Coast Guard Academy, midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy, officers of National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, merchant seaman with World War II service, and others

  7. Request your Certificate of Eligibility for home loan benefits • Everyone has the same amount of initial benefits • Direct Mortgage Loans will pull this online for you at no cost to you – just contact us • VA Loan Certificate of Eligibility can be very confusing. Having someone to walk you through can quickly help you identify your entitlement • Usually your COE is immediately available – if not we can request it be sent to you

  8. What’s important for you? • Funding Fee – This lets your lender know the amount of funding fee you will pay. Exempt means you pay $0. • Basic Entitlement - $36,000 is the basic entitlement every Veteran starts with • If you had a previous VA loan or an active loan you will see it listed under “Prior Loans charged to entitlement” section

  9. Important Items to Note • Even if you have used all of your entitlement on previous homes, it will be restored once you sell that home • You do have additional entitlement available after the initial $36,000. The amount will vary slightly in different areas • Find a professional that understands your benefits, your life, and your needs • You can use your benefits while serving during active duty • You can close with a Power of Attorney while on active duty

  10. Steps To Purchasing a Home with a VA Loan • Find a VA mortgage lending expert • Review Eligibility with your lender • Get pre-approved for a VA home loan • Find a trusted realtor • Find your dream home! • Sign a Contract • Work with your lender to process and close your loan – we will guide you through the entire process • Move in!!!

  11. Refinancing Options: • Take cash out of your home equity • Pay off debt • College tuition • Home Improvements • Special options for Energy Efficient Improvements Streamline – Interest Rate Reduction Loans • An IRRRL can only be made to refinance a property on which you have already used your VA loan eligibility • No appraisal is required • Limited documentation needs • An IRRRL may be done with "no money out of pocket" • Refinance out of a VA ARM • Veterans are strongly urged to contact qualified lenders • You may NOT receive any cash from the loan proceeds • You do not have to occupy the property. You must certify that you previously occupied and still own the home.

  12. FUNDING FEE TABLES – Purchase and Construction Loans

  13. FUNDING FEE TABLES – Cash Out Refinance

  14. FUNDING FEE TABLES – IRRRL

  15. RESOURCES & TABLES • DD214 Requests - http://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/ • COE - eBenefits Portal – under Manage Benefits Certificate of Eligibility for Home Loan https://www.ebenefits.va.gov/ebenefits/homepage

  16. RESOURCES NGB22 for Reservists/National Guardsmen Active Duty Personnel - Archives: 866-272-6272 OR www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records  If an Army Veteran needs evidence of a discharge for disability, this is the agency to contact: US Army Physical Disability Agency - 1-877-577-3065

  17. Questions? Jaki Fanelli jfanelli@directmortgageloans.com 410-878-9743

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