These active listings include houses, townhomes and condos where the seller advertises an existing VA loan that may be assumable. That's different from a home simply accepting buyers with new VA financing. Homes with assumable loans may also be missing if their listings use wording this search doesn't catch.
With an approved assumption, the buyer takes over the seller's existing VA mortgage at its current interest rate for the remaining term. But the loan covers only the balance still owed, which may be less than the purchase price. The buyer must cover that difference separately. Before comparing advertised rates, ask about the remaining loan balance and how much money you'll need to complete the purchase.
The loan servicer must approve the assumption, and some cases also require VA approval. Non-veterans may qualify, although some sellers prefer an eligible buyer who can substitute their VA entitlement so the seller can restore theirs. Requirements vary by loan and seller. The VA Buyer's Guide explains how loan assumptions work.
Send Home904 the listing or property address you're considering. We can help clarify what the seller is offering and what to ask the loan servicer about the balance, interest rate, remaining term, approval process and VA entitlement. The loan servicer, and VA when required, must confirm the actual loan terms and buyer eligibility.
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