Breaking: What a 50-Year Mortgage Would Mean for You, and Better Ways to Fix Housing Affordability A federal proposal would allow mortgages with a 50-year
Why Qualification Amounts Vary Between Lenders and Different Properties It’s confusing when one lender says you qualify for a certain loan amount and another lender
VA IRRRL Refinance vs VA Cashout When mortgage rates move, veterans often face two main refinance paths: the VA IRRRL (Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan)
Can National Guard Mileage Reimbursements Be Used As Qualifying Income? If you serve in the National Guard and receive mileage reimbursements or a mileage bonus
Why Would Someone Refinance to a Higher Rate on Their VA Loan? On the surface it sounds backwards: you refinance your VA home loan and
Exposing the Lies That Shady Loan Officers Tell Veterans If you served, you earned a powerful benefit: the VA home loan. Too often, unscrupulous loan
