If you've served in the military, a mortgage backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs may be your ticket to home ownership. VA loans don’t require a minimum down payment or mortgage insurance ...

I bought my first house in 2006, using a VA loan, and then eventually refinanced. I'm lucky to be a homeowner, especially with a 2.6% interest rate. I also feel guilty that none of my siblings can ...

Eligible active-duty service members, veterans and surviving spouses can use a loan backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs each time they purchase a primary residence, meaning the main home they ...

Veterans are taking advantage of the U.S. housing market tilting in buyers’ favor, new data from Redfin shows, with lower borrowing costs and more for-sale inventory leading to greater numbers ...

When buying a home, many service members and veterans have the unique advantage of using a VA home loan. While some families have used this benefit several times, others haven’t used it at all — often ...

Thanks to the bravery and sacrifices of our veterans and active military, our country’s civilians can live the American dream in safety. So how fitting is it that one tangible way our country says ...

DAYTON — United States veterans looking to purchase a home in the Dayton region are among the most qualified in the county and many are turning to the VA to make it happen. “The Dayton market is, ...

Military life isn't always easy, so when active-duty members and veterans have the opportunity to take advantage of service-related perks, those perks are at least worth looking into, right?

Loan volume through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is up 45% during the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. That’s according to an analysis of VA loan data released ...

United States veterans looking to purchase a home in the Dayton region are among the most qualified in the county and many are turning to the VA to make it happen. A recent report from Upgraded Points ...