VA Purchase
- Buy a home with no down payment in most eligible scenarios
- No monthly mortgage insurance required
- Sellers can contribute to closing costs
- Eligible veterans and active-duty service members
- Buyers who want to preserve cash at closing
Purchase Loans
VA loans are one of the most powerful homebuying benefits available to those who've served in the military. They're backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs and often allow eligible borrowers to buy a home with no down payment and no monthly mortgage insurance.
VA loans are available to eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses.
No monthly mortgage insurance is required — a meaningful savings compared to other low-down-payment options.
A one-time VA funding fee typically applies at closing, though some borrowers are exempt.
In most eligible scenarios, yes. VA loans are specifically designed to allow qualifying service members and veterans to purchase a home without a down payment.
No. Unlike FHA and conventional loans with small down payments, VA loans do not require monthly mortgage insurance. This can make a significant difference in your monthly payment.
Eligibility is based on your service history. We can help you determine your eligibility and walk through the Certificate of Entitlement process when you're ready.