The US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers veterans and their families a way to finance their homes. These loans can come with terms and interest rates that are more favorable than traditional home loans. In the sections below, you’ll learn more about the many types of VA loans and
If you are a veteran ready to build your own home, a VA construction loan might just be the financial vehicle to help you do it. There are many reasons why you may want to build your own custom home instead of deciding to buy one that is already finished.
Purchasing a home is a major life move. While homeownership is synonymous with stability, it also comes with a long-term commitment and high expenses. So, if you are still renting and wondering whether it is time to buy a home, there are many factors to consider. Here are some
Do you ever wonder about your life and your financial situation after the military? Have you ever thought to yourself, “I wish I had another stream of income”? Real Estate Investing can help you to build wealth While you are in the Military. People come up to me all the
If you are an employee of the federal government, you have the option of opting for a TSP (Thrift Savings Plan) or a 401K. Both are viable options for your retirement, but knowing which one is better can help you make the choice that’s right for you. For Federal
All military families will experience a PCS at least once. PCSes are so common that most military personal can expect at least one PCS every 40 months. As such, they must be ready to conduct a PCS move to a new and unfamiliar location. During a permanent change of station
Most veterans who have gotten a VA home loan don’t understand that a VA loan can also be used to make improvements to the home. These improvements can be additions to make the home more livable or accessible to those who have service-based injuries. Getting through the Veteran’s Administration red
There have been numerous questions recently on the Active Duty Passive Income Facebook Group about investing in assisted living facilities. As someone who recently invested in this class, I wanted to provide insight into the purchasing process. Dollar for dollar, there is simply no better real estate investment than residential
Can You Still Contribute to TSP After the Military? Saving money while you are in the service is important. The Thrift Savings Plan is a way to do, so that is available for members of the United States uniformed services, as well as civil service employees and retirees. It permits
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