VA financing is a home loan benefit for eligible veterans and service members. Since 2020, VA loan limits apply only to borrowers with partial entitlement; first-time VA borrowers and those whose entitlement is fully restored are not capped by them. Chris pairs veterans with lenders who know VA loans well.
VA financing is for eligible veterans and service members; the lender confirms eligibility with your Certificate of Eligibility. Under the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act of 2019, VA loan limits now apply only to partial entitlement. Borrowers with full entitlement, including first-time VA borrowers and those whose entitlement has been fully restored, do not face the county limit.
Your lender confirms your entitlement and what you qualify for.
Chris covers who VA financing is for and the benefits that make it one of the strongest loan programs available to people who served.
It is personal. Chris’s father and grandfather were both veterans, and Chris tried to serve himself: the Army, Navy, and Marines all turned him down because of asthma. Helping veterans buy homes is how he gives back.
Often, yes, through seller concessions negotiated in the offer. Lenders set the limits, and they differ for VA, FHA, and conventional loans. Chris writes concessions into the offer when they make sense for your situation.
See making an offer for how concessions are negotiated.
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Since 2020, VA loan limits apply only to borrowers with partial entitlement. First-time VA borrowers and those with fully restored entitlement are not limited by the county cap.
Eligible veterans and service members, confirmed by the lender through a Certificate of Eligibility.
Often, through negotiated seller concessions within the limits your lender allows.
Yes. Chris connects veterans with lenders he trusts so they can compare options before writing an offer.
What a pre-approval is, the documents a lender asks for, and what not to do once you are approved.
Read the guideFirst homeA first-time buyer’s guide to financing options, down payment help, and what to expect.
Read the guideStep 2 · OfferHow an offer comes together in Arizona: the pre-offer documents, earnest money, concessions, and multiple offers.
Read the guideStart hereThe Arizona home-buying process step by step, from pre-approval to keys, with Chris’s video for each step.
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