Tuesday, January 12, 2016

How To Get Disabled Veterans Loans Easily

By David Butler


All veterans are entitled to special loans that can be used to turn-around lives. A veteran with disability gets more benefits based on the type and extent of disability. Disabled veterans loans are also available to surviving spouses who never get married. The veteran must have served the minimum number of days to become eligible.

Vets enjoy the privilege of accessing the money without having to pay funding fees. This is a way of making the loan easier to access and cheaper. The waivers and other privileges apply to vets whose disability is rated as ten percent or more and which must have resulted from service or be service related. There are more considerations with applications being approved on individual merit.

Some states provide more benefits to vets in their jurisdiction. Among the most common benefit is a lower interest rate on funds. With a half percentage point reduction in interest rates, the total amount paid reduces significantly. With a disability rating of thirty percent or more, the privileges are numerous. There are substantial waivers on mortgages and home loans.

A loan that was closed without exemption can be revisited if a disability claim is made. This claim is made at the VA regional loan center where necessary documents are presented. The centers are resourceful and will simplify the process of application and financing. The exemption is deducted from the principal amount in case the loan was funded. A loan that was funded in cash will see the applicant receive a check as refund.

Disability benefits are likely to be missed if the application is not made in good time. By the time your loan closes, your application for benefits should be pending. Applications and claims made after the loan is closed might not qualify for a refund. This amount will make a significant difference in your financial statement considering that with two hundred thousand as the principal amount, you are entitled to almost five thousand dollars in refund.

There are different levels of home loans that vets can access. The loan may be used to buy a house that will be used by the vet with disability. Based on the nature and level of disability, additional funds are provided. The funds are aimed at allowing the vet to live or enjoy the house in comfort. The amounts vary based on eligibility of the applicant.

Specially Adapted Housing grant is available for building, remodeling or modifying a house that will be used by a veteran with disability. The modifications, remodeling or features of the new house must relate to the nature of disability. If the loan has already been disbursed, the application is made against the principle amount remaining. This will lead to a significant reduction in the amount you eventually pay. It will also affect the monthly installment since it gives you a chance to renegotiate repayment terms.

Special Housing Adaptation is a grant available to veterans targeting houses for their use based on their condition. The money is used to buy, adapt or adapt before buying the house. It is your level of justification that will determine the exception you get. Regional VA loan centers provide support and resources to enable vets and their handlers to take advantage of these provisions.




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