my husband is VA eligible because he is a marine by mernalevy84372495 from Oceanside, California. May 15th 2014
Yes, you can... Call me for more information.Jennifer WlsonMountain West Financial www.chinowfinc.com/jenniferw951 2641-003
Absolutely. It won't be a "streamline" refinance (reduced paperwork/verification), but when you refinance you can choose any loan you are eligible for.
You sure can and if you need any help I would be happy to refer you to a great broker in the San Diego area. Feel free to call or email me.
Yes you can, but to get the best rate, you need to know the right lender to send it to. Please call me at 619-889-4461....and I'll help you...(22 years experience doing loans) Robert Lekven, C2 Financial
Yes you can.
Depending on the amount of equity you have gained since first purchasing the homewith an FHA loan, you will wish to compare the V A refinance with a conventional refinance since the conventional does not require an additional fee attached to the loan.However, if a non-cashout refinance, it will be a far smaller fee than with a V A cash-outloan.
Yes you can, providing you meet all the requirements for a VA Loan.
Yes, you can refinance into a VA loan. Let's discuss your VA loan scenario in more detail. Contact me at 800 315 8803. My name is Jamie and I am a proud vet that has been offering VA loans since 1989. I am happy to answer your mortgage questions, 7 days a week and review your loan scenario. Until then, I look forward to hearing from you. Jamie Lynne - Lending Nationwide Since 1989 - jamie@bartprequalifies.com - www.bartprequalifies.com
Sure, no problem (well assuming he qualifies)... We do things like that all the time. www.VA-IRRRL-Loan-MN.com
Sure thing, the process and qualifications are pretty much the same as buying using VA eligibility.
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