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VA has easier qualifying guidelines for borrowers. They also have a funding fee that can be good/bad. You wont have to pay a monthly PMI, and you can come with zero down. Rates are great, and have nothing to do with your credit score Conventional - harder guidelines, and you may have to pay a high monthly PMI payment. You maybe required to put 5% down or 10% down in a declining market. Your credit score/down payment will determine your rate. FHA has same guidelines as VA, but only has a 1.5% funding fee. You will be paying a 0.5% monthly mortgage insurance premium for at least 5yrs. Rates are usually better than a VA loan.
VA loans are specifically for returning veterans who cannot otherwise qualify for a loan due to bad credit, or other reasons. You must also be able to pay the 3.15% VA loan funding fee to receive this loan.
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15% plus a fee for 6% late payments is what is allowed in VA for Consumer loans. Also, Virginia law requires payday lenders to be licensed even if they have a storefront business in Virginia. David
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See this link - IRS pub. 936 p. 7. Very well explained. http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p936.pdf Hope this helps! "Mortgage insurance provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs is commonly known as a funding fee."
a veteran has to be of 100% disability i asked at the regional loan center in my area. m.Johnson Georgia
No, only items under $100 dollars are exempt in VA's tax exempt holidays. I wish they were!
VA has easier qualifying guidelines for borrowers. They also have a funding fee that can be good/bad. You wont have to pay a monthly PMI, and you can come with zero down. Rates are great, and have nothing to do with your credit score Conventional - harder guidelines, and you may have to pay a high monthly PMI payment. You maybe required to put 5% down or 10% down in a declining market. Your credit score/down payment will determine your rate. FHA has same guidelines as VA, but only has a 1.5% funding fee. You will be paying a 0.5% monthly mortgage insurance premium for at least 5yrs. Rates are usually better than a VA loan.
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Is VA Disability income exempt from bankruptcy income claim?
$1,000,000
The IFF is a fee collected by GSA Schedules contractors and remitted to GSA on a quarterly basis. It is .75% of your GSA sales for the quarter.
No - not social security and not disability - they are totally exempt.
Settlement funding is a great way to get a lump sum versus waiting for payments. Keep in mine thee is normally a sizeable fee for this service.