Get acquainted with the home mortgage process before embarking on your house-hunting journey.
Explaining the VA Funding Fee:
The VA Funding Fee is a direct payment to the Department of Veteran's Affairs, enabling them to guarantee the no-money-down loan program. This fee facilitates VA eligible borrowers in enjoying loan benefits such as $0 down financing and exemption from mortgage insurance (PMI) payments.
Understanding the VA Funding Fee Chart:
The Funding Fee is determined based on four factors: Loan type (Purchase or Refinance), type of service, down payment (if any), and prior VA loan use. Refer to the charts below to ascertain your VA Funding Fee amount.
Purchase - First Time Use:
Purchase - Additional Use:
Cashout Refinance:
IRRL (Interest Rate Reduction Loan):
How the Funding Fee is Paid:
The VA Funding Fee is typically rolled into the loan but can also be paid by the seller or the borrower at the closing table.
Additional Details on VA IRRL:
A VA IRRL is a refinance of an existing VA mortgage. If you're refinancing from a non-VA loan type, standard underwriting guidelines, funding fees, appraisal requirements, and termite inspection apply.
VA Funding Fee Exemption:
Borrowers are exempt from the funding fee if they receive disability payments from the VA or are considered at least 10% disabled.
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If you have inquiries about your VA loan benefit, the Funding Fee, Funding Fee Exemptions, or understanding the VA Funding Fee chart, please contact Bill Marshall.