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Navy Federal Credit Union, USAA. The only negative IMO is you have to sell to a service member with VA eligibility to get your eligibility back. I have no idea why.
That is not true at all. I sold to a regular civilian and got my eligibility back.Navy Federal Credit Union, USAA. The only negative IMO is you have to sell to a service member with VA eligibility to get your eligibility back. I have no idea why.
That is not true at all. I sold to a regular civilian and got my eligibility back.
Last time I checked, USAA wasn't doing VA Loans. (Yeah, that surprised me too.) That bummed me out because they have great customer service and all my other stuff is with them.
I decided to go with CitiBank. I refinanced my student loans with them a few years ago. GREAT customer service and very military friendly. If I can't do business with USAA, I will pick them time and again.
Take it from me... AVOID WELLS FARGO. I've had bad experiences with them, and I've had family members and friends who've had bad experiences with them. In fact, the experiences were so bad, that I would rather pay a higher interest rate to another bank than do business with Wells Fargo ever again.
Did I mention you should AVOID WELLS FARGO?
Skyward80
If you are an inactive member of the Civil Air Patrol can you get approved for a VA Loan??