Question:
Do I need to deal with a VA mortgage broker to get a VA loan?
Answer:Yes. Getting a VA loan doesn't go through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Rather, you should contact a VA mortgage broker or lender, specializing or simply offering VA loans. VA does not fund money. Rather, there are mortgage companies that offer VA insured home loans.
A VA mortgage broker can shop the best VA loans for you.
It is a great chance to be dealing with VA mortgage brokers - if they can't get you the right loan, they could shop other VA loans offered by other lenders.
What can I use a VA loan for?
You could use a VA loan to buy a house, a condo, or a townhouse. You could also use a VA loan to refinance an existing mortgage or for home improvements.
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Why: Because FHA loans are insured by the US Federal Government they have very competitive interest rates and are easier to qualify.
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