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VA loan Myths for SW Florida

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We’ve all heard the rumors: "VA loans take forever," "The appraisal is a nightmare," and "The buyer has no skin in the game." In a market like ours, from the growth in Lehigh Acres to the luxury of Naples; these myths are costing agents good deals. I want to clear the air so you can help your sellers say "yes" to our veterans without the stress. Here are 3 things people get wrong about VA: 1. The " Tidewater Initiative " is your secret weapon Most agents fear a low VA appraisal is the end of the road. It’s actually the opposite. VA is the only loan type with a built-in "Tidewater" process. If the appraiser can’t find the value, they must notify us before finalizing the report. This gives us a 48-hour window to provide our own comps. It’s a second chance most conventional loans don’t offer. 2. There are NO loan limits (No, really) As of 2026, for veterans with full entitlement, the VA has no maximum loan limit . If a vet...

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🏡 Maximizing Your VA Benefits: How to Use VA Financing While Owning Another Home 🏠 As a veteran, you've earned a valuable benefit through your service – the ability to use VA financing to purchase a home 🎖️. VA loans offer favorable terms and benefits that can make homeownership more accessible and affordable 🏡💰. But what if you already own another home with VA financing? Can you still use your VA benefits to buy a new home? The short answer is yes, it's possible, but there are some important guidelines to follow. In this blog, we'll explain how veterans can leverage their VA benefits while still owning another home with VA financing, keeping it simple and providing resources for more information. Understanding VA Loan Eligibility: To use your VA benefits for a new home purchase, you must first meet the basic eligibility criteria for a VA loan 📜: You must be an eligible veteran, active-duty service member, or certain members of the National Guard and R...