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What happens to your VA entitlement when you PCS and sell
Restoration is not automatic, and the paperwork has a queue. The order of operations.
A nonprofit built for the EOD community
Financing guidance, closing-cost grants and vetted agent referrals for EOD technicians and their families – built around PCS orders, deployments and the way this career really works.
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EOD families moved into a home of their own
$[X.X]M
Granted toward closing costs and down payments
[XXX]
Agents interviewed, briefed and rated by families
$0
What any of this costs a family. Ever.
How it works
No portal to get lost in, no lead form that sells your number to six brokerages by dinner.
Thirty minutes. Where you are, where orders are taking you, what's actually in the account. No credit pull.
Price range, loan path, grant eligibility and the three things to fix first – in a document you keep.
An agent near your next duty station, and lenders worth an estimate from. You choose; we never do.
We read every estimate and disclosure with you, and stay reachable the week everything goes sideways.
Financing
Our advisors aren't loan officers and aren't paid by your lender. They read the estimates line by line, check the entitlement math, and say plainly when a deal is worse than it looks.
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Agent referrals
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[Agent name]
[City, ST] · [Brokerage]
[XX] EOD closings
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[Agent name]
[City, ST] · [Brokerage]
[XX] EOD closings
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[Agent name]
[City, ST] · [Brokerage]
[XX] EOD closings
Tell us where your orders point. We come back with a name and why we picked them.
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Our orders moved twice while we were under contract. Our advisor had already written the contingency for it.
Blog
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Restoration is not automatic, and the paperwork has a queue. The order of operations.
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Which POA your lender accepts, which one title wants, and when to sign it.
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Inventory, commute realities and the three neighborhoods families keep coming back to.
Orders you don't have yet, a credit report you haven't opened, a spouse who isn't sure. Still worth the call.