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My husband and I want to purchase a Duplex, he is in the military and about to deploy overseas. I am moving back home (Bakersfield), and thats where we want to purchase the Duplex. We are pre-qualified for a FHA loan. My sister and I will be living in one unit and rent out the other. Then After the deployment which is 6 months, I will move back with my husband near his duty station( couple hrs away) and my sister will stay in the unit. My husband and I come to Bakersfield pretty much every other weekend, and we will be staying in the unit while down here. Is this bad? Do I have to live there for a certain amount of time? It will be my primary residence for at least 6 months and most of the weekends. My husband gets out of the military in a yr and a couple months, hes not sure if hes going to reenlist for another 4 yrs yet. But if he doesnt reenlist we will move back home into our Duplex. Were looking into duplexs because if we are to move back home, we will stay in one unit, and if/ when the time is right, my sister will be in the other unit, for both of our privacy and family. The reason we are not using the VA loan is because if he does decide to reenlist and he is assigned a different duty station, they wont allow me to move out with him. Thats because one of us must reside in the home, even if he is overseas. So do I have to reside there for a certain amount of time? What happens if im not there for the required time? Would it be like a 2nd home even if we will be renting an apartment when he gets back? Any info will be appreciated. Thanks!!I DO NOT NEED A LOAN NOR Do I need help with my good credit! Just info on my questions, thx! Do you have a source that says I only have to be there for 7 months? Cuz if that's the case, I will stay longer, and also my lender said multi family homes were ok to buy

I am currently using the Post 9/11 GI Bill to get through college and have been going to the local community college which I was doing when I was in the service, to finish up a bunch of generals before transferring off to a four year university in Seattle, Washington. Now, I was originally going to go to the University of Washington but after doing my research, Seattle University seems to be the better fit. They offer a lot more pinpoint type courses for the degree I am going after (Forensic Science) but my issue I have encountered is the cost. According to the VA's website, the 2010-2011 Maximum tuition fees for the state of Washington is $9,648 per term. University of Washington's cost per term is $2,900 while Seattle University being a private institution is estimated at $10,275 per term. So with that being said, do I have any options with the VA here that would result in them paying that or would I have to pay the difference myself and/or take out student loans to pay the difference of my tuition? Any help would be appreciated, I am looking to transfer to a four year school within the next three months and am just trying to gameplan now. ThanksOh look at Carl Edwards and his witty remark. Obviously your life consists of sitting on your computer and giving senseless answers that help absolutely none. Some of us can't rely on Mommy and Daddy like I am sure you did to get through school so some of us had to actually sacrifice to earn our free ride, jackass. Now if anybody has an answer that would be of some assistance, I would greatly appreciate it. If not, just move along.

I own a home in New Mexico financed by a VA loan. For security reasons I need to move to Texas. Due to currrent market conditions we can't sell the home. I would like to purchase another home in Texas using VA entitlement. What is the computation to find out how much I have left for the purchase of the 2nd home.

We purchased our current home under a VA loan. My husband found out that he is losing his job where we live and is accepting another job in a different state. We bought our home 1 1/2 years ago and the market has went down since then. We have our house on the market for a short sale. We owe $268,000 and have it on the market for $244,900. IF we sell it for that amount what will happen with the rest that isn't paid on the loan? Will we have to pay the difference? I wasn't sure if the rules were the same because we have a VA loan.

ok im going to school for medical assisting for a year and a half YAY and total i have 6 semesters. well i went to financial aide and they break it up 2 semesters at a time, for the first 2 semesters they loaned me 5500 for school.........and when im done with the first 2 semesters i go reapply for financial aide for the next 2 and so on so forth. well they loaned me 5500 for the first 2 semesters and im wondering, when my first 2 semesters are over, will i have to pay them the 5500 before i can jump into my next semesters or will i just pay them all of it when my schooling is completely finished (all 6 semesters)???????? please help IM IN VA GOING TO BRYANT AND STRATTON COLLEGE

ok im going to school for medical assisting for a year and a half YAY and total i have 6 semesters. well i went to financial aide and they break it up 2 semesters at a time, for the first 2 semesters they loaned me 5500 for school.........and when im done with the first 2 semesters i go reapply for financial aide for the next 2 and so on so forth. well they loaned me 5500 for the first 2 semesters and im wondering, when my first 2 semesters are over, will i have to pay them the 5500 before i can jump into my next semesters or will i just pay them all of it when my schooling is completely finished (all 6 semesters)???????? please help IM IN VA GOING TO BRYANT AND STRATTON COLLEGE

Over 2 years ago I was having financial problems (too many credit cards and 2 car loans), this resulted in several credit cards (around 6) becoming 30-60 days late including one of my car loans. Now I am completly debt free except for a student loan. I paid off what I owed and didn't negociate a lower amount. Will I now be able to get approved for a VA home loan??? Or did I ruin my chances of owning a home?

we have a va loan and are wanting to streamline the loan to lower the rate and the payments. will this have any nevitive effects on taxes for next year? we have only had the home short of 2 years

I have 3 Neg items on it-- AND NO Positive things and my number score i 550 1) verizion- Oh you will have service in your area We promise, I don't and I got smacked with a 300$ early termination fee 2) A dentist office, I am sure the insurance settle up, from OCT 01, I asked for a Bill -I was told the only thing I will receive "is the paper in front of me and WE are not removing it from your file" ... The refused to provide a bill, further more I thought an old debt would be removed after 7 years'256$ 3) VA loans 3300$ Not sure if its cause I dropped out of collage to go full time and that is a semester payment How would I go about resolving this matter properly, I have ZERO credit, I never taken out a loan, nothing for my car/house these three things are on my report, How do I build up credit (good credit)Ref to the medical bill .. the Collection company I called to and talked with told me that the will not provide me with a bill. I asked the 'Cat', point blank You say I owe you .. But you won't give me a bill and he said "Yes the only thing you will get from us is what you got now" And all it is is a piece of paper saying Medical/dental company says you owe them this amount.. so you owe it to us instead

I received my ch. 7 discharge June 1, 2010. I was discharged from a foreclosure on a VA Home Loan. Can I get an FHA loan after 2-3 years of rebuilding my credit?

I have old medical debts listed on my credit report (only under Equifax), but none of them state whether the collection is open or closed, nor does it give me the name of the collection agency(ies). 1 collection is 6 years old while the other 2 are 5 years old. Since I don't have the name of the collection agency(ies), should I just wait a little longer and allow them to drop off my credit report? My husband and I won't be applying for a VA mortgage loan for a while, so if they drop off after the 7 year limit they really wouldn't be a problem under that scenario. I have spent the last couple of years building up my credit with an auto loan, store credit card, and paying off other debts. Should I really be worried by these 3 medical bills with no listed collection agency, and if so, how do I discover the name(s) of the agency(ies)?The hospital no longer exists. It was torn down. My parents might have the hospital records, but I live halfway across the country now, and my parents have made a mess of all their records. A few years ago, I asked my mother for my birth certificate and other documents so that I could be an adult and take responsibility for my own paperword, but she had lost it while I was in the Navy. Seems like I keep ending up at a dead end. Can I somehow call Equifax and inquire about it? I obviously don't have the account numbers for them, but I have my name and SSN.

This is a VA loan process. This is now end of day 7. At first the Loan Officer says it was going to take 2-3 days. Then on the 3rd day, he said the underwriters are backed up for 5-7days. On the 6th business day, he said we will have the letter by the end of the 6th day, early morning by the 7th day worst case scenario. Tomorrow is day 8! Is something wrong? Should we look somewhere else? This is for Pre Approval not pre qual (we got pre qual already).

I live in VA and have 2 liens on my home. I wanted to know if it's still possible for me to qualify on being able to get a home equity loan. Thanks!

Three months ago my credit scores were in the low 500's. I wanted to start the home buying process and had my credit pulled by Bank of America (scores were: 506, 517,524) I had a total of 12 delinquent accounts (collection and charge offs) & some late pays. Since then I have paid off all but 2 of the delinquent accounts and now my scores are: Exp: 582 Equifax: 614 Transunion: 627 My scores have increased by over 100 points and should continue to increase bc some of the accounts that have been paid have not yet reported. I contacted the bank again (thinking I should be okay now to qualify for a VA loan) and my credit scores are still the same with them! Why is that? How could they have jumped up over 100 points but not even be impacted in their system? Any help understand would be appreciated ... Thank you

This is our first time buying a house and the house was just built not even 2 months ago.. And since we are going through the VA for the loan for the house they said we can have a 2nt walk through other than the one that they will have done before the closing date but we have to pay for the 2nt one ourselves.. My question is would it be worth to have the 2nt walk through even though the house is only 2 months old?

We have a VA loan for 199,000 that was acquired in 2004. We would like to purchase another house on our next PCS and do not want to sell this current house.

PMI companies charge a fee to insure a mortgage loan; the VA insures a loan at no cost to a veteran buyer; the FHA charges a fee to guarantee the loan [2] Mishler, Lon; Cole, Robert ...

VA Loan Tip #2: VA mortgage loans can be guaranteed with no money down in some cases up to more than $350 thousand dollars.

... economy, these types of guidelines do not exist for conventional borrowers no matter how good their credit is.2. Rather, the federal government guarantees a portion of each VA loan ...

ISBN 0-256-13948-2. ^ Reference 2 ^ Reference 3; External links. Veterans Affairs Home Loan Guaranty Services; Funding Fee Table; VA Funding Fee; VA Home Loan Application

... Flood Insurance Program Extension Act of 2010, P.L. 111-196, was enacted on July 2 ... Am I Eligible for a VA Home Loan? Certificate of Eligibility - Veteran Registration Instructions

Information on VA refinance and home loan programs. Veterans can take advantage of $0-down VA loans or 100% VA refinance loans.

If you're a disabled veteran thinking about a VA loan you may be wondering how your disability benefits factor into helping you with your loan. Disability benefit paperwork ...

The fact that one lender is not interested in making the loan the veteran wants does not mean that other lenders will not make the loan. 2. How are VA loans processed?

Part 2: Determining EligibilityIn Part 1 of The VA Loan Process we learned a little of the origins and advantages of Veterans Administration home loans. In this article we’ll ...

The Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance is warning Nebraska residents about two Internet-based companies offering personal loans to consumers.

The government on Tuesday fired back with a response to Lee Farkas' request to transfer his upcoming trial from Alexandria, Va., to Florida's Middle District.

These actively traded bank holding companies have the lowest price-to-earnings ratios based on consensus estimates for 2011.

Efforts to pump $862 billion in stimulus into the economy and create private jobs are being slowed by a shortage of federal jobs: the 25,000 overseers of grants and contracts to guard against waste and fraud, government auditors say.

WEBER CITY, Va., Sept. 7, 2010 – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced the funding of two broadband infrastructure projects that will create jobs and provide rural residents in southwestern Virginia access to improved service.

It's tougher to get a mortgage today. But shoring up your credit and other moves can lead to success.

Virginia Rep. Tom Perriello's latest ad tries to hit his Republican opponent on ties to lobbyists; Delaware Rep.

U.S. Rep. Bobby Scott, D-Newport News Represents the 3rd Congressional District, which includes parts of Norfolk and Portsmouth and stretches up to Richmond. First elected in 1992. Committees: Judiciary, Budget, Education and Labor. Voted with the Democratic Party majority 98 percent of the time.*

ALEXANDRIA, Va. A former low-level executive at United Bank has been sentenced to 2½ years in prison for helping a Virginia restaurateur defraud the bank of more than $17 million.

(AP:ALEXANDRIA, Va.) A former low-level executive at United Bank has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison for helping a Virginia restaurateur defraud the bank of more than $17 million.