What Every MLO Should Know About Comments on a VA Certificate of Eligibility
What Every MLO Should Know About Comments on a VA Certificate of Eligibility A Veteran’s Certificate of Eligibility (COE) is more than just proof of entitlement—it’s also a roadmap for how you, as the lender, must structure the file. Hidden at the bottom of the COE, you’
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Using the Departing Property to Qualify for a New VA-Loan Home for Your Veteran Client
How to Help with a Departing Residence When Originating a VA Home Loan When you’re working with a Veteran client who is converting their current primary home into a rental property and buying a new primary residence, it’s important to know how the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
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How Loan Officers Should Address Collection Accounts on VA Loans When you’re helping a Veteran client apply for a home loan backed by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), it’s important to understand how collection accounts factor into underwriting. Unlike many other loan programs, the VA
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Overcoming VA Condo Denials to Close on a Single Condo unit
Getting to the Finish Line When a Condo Isn’t VA-Approved: The One-Unit Waiver That Can Save the Deal When a condo project has been denied by the VA for eligibility, many loan officers believe it means a VA-guaranteed loan is no longer possible for that unit.
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How Spouses are treated on a VA Loan
When you’re working with clients applying for a VA-guaranteed home loan, it’s essential to clearly understand how a spouse may or may not be involved. These rules impact the application, documentation, entitlement usage, and future options. Below are the key points you must discuss during file structuring.
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