Do I have to pay anything?
Not usually, but every transaction is different. We look at every aspect of your loan terms, value, and property to determine the best solution for you.
Not usually, but every transaction is different. We look at every aspect of your loan terms, value, and property to determine the best solution for you.
You probably can! With any unused or “bonus” entitlement, a veteran can own 2, 3, or even more VA-financed homes. Additionally, some banks have veteran programs that don’t require any entitlement at all, such as Navy Federal, which offers a 0% down loan for vets that isn’t a VA loan.
It depends on whether the assumer is a veteran (who can substitute their own entitlement) or a civilian. If a civilian assumes your mortgage, the portion of your entitlement you used is tied up until the loan is paid off.
No. The loan balance, interest rate, and monthly mortgage payment simply transfer to the new borrower and purchaser of your home. The loan will begin reporting on their credit and will appear as fully paid and closed on yours, leaving you with no further involvement.
Absolutely! The very first page of every single promissory note on a VA loan states that the loan is assumable. This actually is part of its entailed benefits.