Don't forget the funding fees if you do not have disability.

All while helping house disabled vets and those with special needs.

My goal is to build enough residual income off of real estate in order to supplement the $3,000 a month I'll get from my disability check every month.

The tenant's disability and ADA rules do not give him a right to live rent free on someone a landlord's nickel.

I have a sick mom, disabled sister, and a two year old son who doesn't even live with me due to my navy career.

As far as income is concerned, I receive VA disability payments that are about $1800 a month.

I am retired on disability and just want to find a quiet place for my husband and I to live out our lives.

You can also file a claim for the expected VA disability and remove your funding fee and still be on active duty.

Also, unless you're 30% disabled there will be high funding fees.sure it's 0% down, but that's now what makes a deal good, that's just good lending terms.VA loan is certainly not a significant advantage over other loans, but it is a small advantage.

Hi, I'm a new forum member looking to make my first purchase with a VA loan I am a disabled veteran- not sure if I qualify for anything beneficial because of this).