Home Purchase

Home buyers seeking a VA loan in Washington often have questions regarding the amount they can finance versus the amount they have to put down. Today, we will address one of those common questions: Can a VA loan cover the entire home purchase price in Washington?'

In previous articles, we've explained how home buyers in Washington can get by with a smaller down payment. There are many ways to accomplish this, including the FHA program and other mortgage options that allow for a smaller investment. Today, we will look at this subject from the other side. We'll explain five benefits of making a larger down payment, when buying a home in Washington.'

When buying a house, you’ll likely have more than a few loan options to choose from. But you’ll want to take a closer look at your needs and financial situation in order to pick the best mortgage loan.'

There are several things to keep in mind when making a home purchase on disability income, including all the special assistance programs that are available.'

When considering buying a home in an “as-is” condition, the buyer takes all the risk of anything needed to bring the property back up to current building codes and make it ready for occupation or re-sale. There can be bargains in as-is properties if you know how to hunt for one.'

Many home buyers have found the perfect house, signed on the dotted line and may think they’ve watched enough home improvement shows to know if the home they’re getting is in good shape. Unfortunately, some buyers make the mistake of skipping a home inspection in order to save a little cash.'