Veterans United offers VA Purchase Loans, VA Cash-Out Refinance Loans, and VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loans – often called a Streamline Refinance.

To get the ball rolling, veterans and service members can avail themselves of a host of online calculators and educational tools to assess their own financial situation, learn the VA loan process, and get help with finding the right home given all this information.

Veterans United is not just a financial organization providing VA loans to service members, they are a full service resource of advice and help for active and former military personnel.

The company offers a trove of online guidance and education, so it’s not just a matter of do you qualify or not: Veterans United will work with you from the very beginning of the process and guide you along the path of finding the right home, getting your credit in shape, and selecting the best possible VA loan for your situation.

Veterans United also offers a one-of-a-kind program designed specifically for military homebuyers to help improve their credit, at no cost. Customers can work with a dedicated Lighthouse Consultant to take strategic steps towards homeownership.

If consumers have any questions during the VA Loan Program or their application process, they can contact one of the company's Home Loan Specialists over the phone, who are available 24/7, to better serve members overseas.

VA loans are a $0 down payment mortgage option available to Veterans, Service Members and select military spouses, are issued by private lenders, and are guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

All prospective borrowers under the VA loan program must obtain a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) from the Veterans Administration. Veterans United may be able to get this document for you.

In order to get a COE, generally speaking, you must:

Have 90 consecutive days of active service during wartime, or

Have 181 days of service during peacetime, or

Six years in the Reserves or National Guard, or

Be the spouse of a service member who has died in the line of duty or as a result of an injury sustained in the line of duty

Because VA loans are insured by the federal government, credit score typically isn’t as much of a limiting factor as it is with conventional loans, however, it still will play a part.

If your credit is less than stellar, it would be a good idea to avail yourself of Veterans United’s credit building service. As an active or former service member, the company connects you with credit and VA loan experts free of charge to help get you on track to securing a home.

If you have additional questions about whether you qualify, you can contact Veterans United's Home Loan Specialists, who are available 24/7.

Veterans United has been the country's No. 1 Lender for VA purchase loans in 2016, 2017 and 2018, with over 100,000 closed home loans for military service members and their families.

What really sets the company apart is their involvement in the military community. The company is advised by a board of former senior military personnel representing every service branch whose mission is to educate veterans as to the benefits of VA loan programs and home ownership in general.

What’s more, Veterans United has unmatched VA loan expertise and is the country’s No. 1 lender for VA purchase loans. The company enjoys excellent ratings with the Better Business Bureau and TrustPilot.