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VA loan refinancing has picked up quite a bit in Orange County in 2012. And it’s not just current VA borrowers taking advantage of the VA to VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan, also known as the IRRRL. Veterans are also refinancing out of Conventional loans and into VA loans. Why Refinance from Conventional to […]
The VA loan limits in Orange County, CA were already at a high level in 2012. Effective August 6, 2012, the VA loan limits for 100% financing in Orange County has been increased from $621,000 to $675,000. The Honoring America’s Veterans and Caring for Camp Lejeune Families ACT of 2012 brought several changes to the […]
An impound account, also known as an escrow account, is required on VA loans for the life of the loan. The purpose of the impound account is to make sure the Veteran stays current on the property taxes and home owners insurance. The last thing anyone wants is a property tax lien, which could take […]
(Updated Feb 19, 2018) Although VA financing is a great way to purchase a home in Orange County, CA, it is still used rarely enough that Orange County real estate agents are unfamiliar and even uncomfortable with VA buyers. It is not uncommon for a VA buyer to feel like they are being pushed aside if […]
A VA refinance can be a great way take advantage of low interest rates in 2012, even if your Orange County property has lost most of its equity. It is possible to refinance into a VA loan from a non-VA loan up to 100% loan to value. Not only that, the VA loan limits are […]
The CalVet loan program or the standard VA loan; which is better? It all depends on when the question is being asked and where you plan to buy a home. There are several distinct advantages the standard VA loan program has as of right now, September 2011, over the CalVet loan program. The biggest factor […]
Good news for Orange County, CA Veterans as the Department of Veterans Affairs announced that the Funding Fee on VA loans will decrease. VA Circular 26-11-12, released on September 8, 2011, gives the breakdown of the decrease, which could save Orange County homes buyers using the VA loan program throusands of dollars, depending on the purchase price […]
The 100% VA financing loan limit in Orange County, CA for 2011 is $700,000. The limit is typically changed, either up or down, at the end of September of each year. And while Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and FHA loan limits in Orange County will all be dropping from $729,750 down to $625,500, the Department […]
Understand the VA loan requirements and what affects eligibility for a VA mortgage. Requirements set forth by the VA and VA lenders are discussed.
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