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VA 30-Year Fixed

<p class="MsoNormal">VA loans allow veterans and active military to get a mortgage with as little as 0% down.&nbsp;</p>

Benefits

Zero Down Payment

One of the few loan types that come with no down payment requirement.

Lower Interest Rates

Competitive rates that are typically lower than FHA 30-year loans.

No Private Mortgage Insurance

No PMI required, as the VA covers most of the loan, saving you money every month.

Flexible Credit Requirements

VA loans have flexibility with credit history and don't require the highest credit scores.

VA 30-Year Fixed Loan Information

<p>VA loans come with attractive interest rates due to the government backing. However, various factors can still influence the final mortgage interest rate. To better understand the eligibility criteria and program details, you can start by <a href="/apply">speaking to one of our seasoned experts</a>.</p>

VA 30-Year Fixed Loan Eligibility Conditions

<ul><li>Honorably discharged veterans or active-duty service members with specific service requirements</li><li>National Guard or Selected Reserve members with over six years of service</li><li>Eligible surviving spouses of service members</li><li>No minimum credit score defined by the VA, but lenders may have their own requirements</li><li>The home must meet defined safety standards and building codes</li><li>Certificate of Eligibility (COE) from the VA is required</li></ul>

Factors Determining VA 30-Year Loan Rate

<ul><li>Credit Score</li><li>Quoted Interest Rate</li><li>Annual Percentage Rate (APR)</li><li>Loan-Specific Details</li><li>Property Location</li></ul>

VA Funding Fee

<p>The VA funding fee is paid by the borrower and is typically between 1.25% and 3.3% of the total loan value. This upfront fee is typically financed into your mortgage loan.</p>

Pros and Cons of VA 30-Year Fixed Loan

<p>Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of a VA 30-Year Fixed Loan can help you make an informed decision.</p>

Additional Pros

<ul><li>No cap on maximum loan amount</li><li>Multiple VA loans allowed</li><li>Support for struggling borrowers</li></ul>

Cons to Consider

<ul><li>No initial home equity due to zero down payment</li><li>VA funding fee requirement</li><li>Property restrictions (primary residences only)</li><li>Limited to 1-4 family owner-occupied properties</li></ul>