A joint VA loan is one type of VA loan for eligible military members and co-borrowers. Let’s look closer at what a joint VA loan is and if it’s right for you.

Condos can be a convenient home style for military personnel. But can you buy a condo with a VA loan? Learn everything to know about VA loans and condos here.

A USDA construction loan allows you to buy and build a home under a single mortgage. Learn about USDA construction loan requirements and how these loans work.

An FHA 203(k) loan is a type of government loan that can be used to fund a home purchase and renovations under one mortgage. Learn more about 203(k) loans.

Eligible veterans, service members and surviving spouses may benefit from a VA-guaranteed loan. Learn more about how it works and eligibility requirements.

FHA 203(b) loans are intended for move-in ready homes and FHA 203(k) loans are used for homes that require significant repairs. Learn more about these loans.

Are you considering a VA loan but don’t know what to expect in terms of costs? Learn about the VA appraisal fees you can expect when using this type of loan.

A portfolio loan can help borrowers who don’t qualify for a traditional mortgage loan. Learn how portfolio loans can fund and unlock real estate opportunities.

What is the VA funding fee? Get the scoop on VA loan mortgage insurance fees that you might have to pay on your VA home loan.

Whether you’re planning a major home renovation or making a few cosmetic changes, check out our guide to home improvement loans to explore your options.

A HECM is a government-insured loan that allows seniors to convert the equity in their home into cash. Learn more to see if a HECM is your best option.

An RHS loan can help rural families bypass the down payment requirement and get the boost they need to qualify for a mortgage. Learn more about RHS loans.

Fannie Mae will now use the average of the median credit scores for all clients on a mortgage. If you’ve been denied in the past, you may now qualify!

Conforming loans comply with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac rules, and are thus eligible for purchase and resale to investors. Find out what that means for you.

To help determine the best mortgage solution for you, we've created a comprehensive guide that compares the pros and cons of USDA vs. conventional loans.

A VA jumbo loan can help qualifying borrowers buy a more expensive home. See how a VA jumbo loan works and uncover VA jumbo loan rates, limits and requirements.

USDA loans require no down payment and offer unique means for covering your closing costs. Read our guide to USDA closing costs and how you can afford them.