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Hey! Good news is that we can get your COE for you during the application process. All other documents depend a bit on your situation, but for most active duty VA loans we need: 1) LES/Pay Stubs (30 days worth) 2) Recent W2s 3) Bank Statement (if you plan on bringing any money to closing - not always necessary) 4) Photo ID 5) Orders (if active duty PCS) Others that we could need depending on your income are tax returns, pension award letters and anything else to verify any unique pay sources or deposits you may need us to consider. Feel free to message me directly at evan@wevett.com or fill out a form directly on www.wevett.com. You’ll be working with myself and my focused team directly. 👍🏡🇺🇸

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Great question, your old escrow account on your old loan will be closed out and you’ll recieve a check for any funds that were left in it. Your new escrow account will be added to with each payment and then do payouts when necessary for your taxes, insurance and/or whatever is being escrowed for.

You’re good! Streamline can still be done as it’s seen as a single family 1-4 unit property. Reach out to me directly Evan@wevett.com or form fill on www.wevett.com if you’d like us to help you get started. :)

Thank you! Feel free to check out more on www.WeVett.com or email me directly at evan@wevett.com for any VA loan help.

How did this end up working out? Currently dealing with this.

Tech school does not count. It can’t be training hours.

It has to be active duty, so training/ tech school hours doesn’t count.

Not at all! Once you do an IRRRL you simply restart the 210 day clock from being able to do it again. We launched a new tool to check your eligibility and if you want, you can register to be notified when eligible if you are not now. Check it out! www.wevett.com/rapidrefinance

Sir, that is a very unique question that I cannot give you an exact answer on. My gut reaction is that the only way it could potentially work is if all lots were combined into one parcel. You're limited on multiple parcels with a VA loan, but if the parcels are combined then maybe. Feel free to reach out if you want to explore the option some more!

If you have Active Duty service for 4 years you should have no issue at all. Even with the Reservist time you might be just fine. You can reach out to me directly and we can check with the VA now if you'd like. Email me at Evan@wevett.com or shoot me a text/call at 316-669-5272.

You can build a 1-4 unit property. Not sure if all zoning is the same or not for that, but it's possible to build a duplex/triplex/quad as long as it is your primary residence.

Excellent question. No, you cannot in just about every scenario (and I cannot think of one where you can). Random fact that there must be an existing lien (mortgage) to pay off.

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Wow! Great question and sorry I do not have an answer. Not sure. While we're licensed in most US states, we are not in the territories or Philippines for that matter.

Based on what you're telling me you plan on living in the new home, so most likely Yes it can work with a new VA loan. Reach out to me to discuss more specifics. Evan@wevett.com or text/call at 316-669-5272

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Glad we could help! Those fees can be sneaky. Feel free to reach out to me personally if you’d like a second quote or opinion - evan@wevett.com or 316-669-5272.

Not sure man, but good luck with your decision! We've worked for some veterans turned firefighters before and we're always thankful for them.

Correct sir.

The GI Bill for education is an excellent benefit for veterans as well. While we don’t do those, many universities will handle those themselves via their admissions office.

You are correct sir! Some states have excellent additional benefits for veterans.

Not a direct downpayment. Think of your entitlement and the VA loan guarantee somewhat as an insurance policy. If you happen to default on a loan, the VA offers to help cover some of the losses.

Possibly. Reach out and we can talk some more specifics. Evan@wevett.com or text/call 316-669-5272

We cannot sir. I would recommend an online search for some potential options - we are only aware there are a few lenders who do Puerto Rico VA loans.

I was going to ask the same thing!

Sorry, never dealt with them. Sounds like a cool concept!

Interesting take on that. Thank you for sharing.

Think of points as paying money up front to get a lower rate. A “point” sounds innocent, however 1 point equals 1% of your loan value and that can get expensive quickly.

Basic training time does not count. Regarding additional training it depends. If you were on Title 10 or Title 32 orders at the time then it possibly could count. Best way to know is to reach out to me and we can submit a request to the VA to see if you're eligible. Main thing we will most likely need is your retirement points statement from your unit.

Good question... a good song.

In many scenarios, we can do them. Please feel free to reach out to me. Call, text or fill out a form at www.WeVett.com

You just need to check your COE sir! Feel free to reach out to us via call or email and we can help with that as well.

If the home is a primary residence, on a foundation and meets all the standards of a traditional single family home - then yes it is possible to buy the land and do the new build at the same time.

Great question. If it is part of the build it is possible.

Regarding additional training it depends. If you were on Title 10 or Title 32 orders at the time then it possibly could count. Best way to know is to reach out to me and we can submit a request to the VA to see if you're eligible. Main thing we will most likely need is your retirement points statement from your unit.

Basic training time does not count. Regarding additional training it depends. If you were on Title 10 or Title 32 orders at the time then it possibly could count. Best way to know is to reach out to me and we can submit a request to the VA to see if you're eligible. Main thing we will most likely need is your retirement points statement from your unit.

Hello! You can fill out a form at www.wevett.com, or email/text/call me directly at evan@wevett.com or 316-669-5272

Not with a VA loan. You would need to construct a home with a permanent foundation.