VA Jumbo Loans | Get a Loan with No Limits (2024)

Are you a veteran or an on duty service member looking for a luxurious real estate? Today we discuss the best real estate financing option for veterans only, the VA Jumbo Loan. Tune in to find out how you can apply and secure a VA Jumbo loan with no limits, to buy the house of your dreams!
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In this exclusive video, I’ll walk you through the essentials of VA Jumbo Loans, showing veterans how they can access larger loan amounts with exceptional benefits. From higher loan limits to competitive interest rates, VA Jumbo Loans offer unique advantages for those looking to purchase higher-priced homes. Learn what sets these loans apart from traditional VA loans and how they can help you secure the property you’ve been dreaming of.🏡🤑

Explore the benefits, including zero down payment options, no mortgage insurance, and flexible qualification criteria tailored to support veterans. I’ll also dive into the increased loan limits and share expert tips on navigating the application process. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor, this video is packed with valuable insights to help you make the most of VA Jumbo Loans and achieve homeownership success.🔑📃
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I just kinda feel like this is misleading because the lenders is how you will get the va loan so the lender restrictions matter

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Would love to see some examples played out on a white board! Good info for sure though. Thank you!

BTW, do you know anything about assuming a jumbo VA loan. Could someone (who is obviously wealthy) keep their primary residence on a VA and then assume say a 1.2 million dollar VA loan at 3%? Is there any reason they couldn't do that?