1Free · Always open
Loan guidance
One-on-one sessions: entitlement and COE, funding-fee exemptions, three real loan estimates compared side by side, and the contingencies your orders require.
Typical first session
[XX] minutes
Three ways we help EOD families get to a closing table: guidance on the loan, grants when the gap is cash, and a readiness plan when the honest answer is “not this year.”
Photo – Closing table, pen and keys, tight crop, warm light
Start here
A VA loan is the best product most EOD families will ever be offered, and also the one most often mishandled – by agents who have never seen entitlement restoration, by lenders who treat a deployment like a job gap, by sellers told a VA offer is weak.
Our advisors aren't loan officers. They read your estimate against the other two you should have gotten, check the math, and write the contingencies your orders require. Then they get out of the way.
We are not a lender or a broker. We do not originate loans, we are not paid by the lenders you choose, and we will tell you when the right move is to wait. [Confirm exact regulatory language with counsel before launch.]
Guidance is open to the whole community. Grants have a narrower gate.
1Free · Always open
One-on-one sessions: entitlement and COE, funding-fee exemptions, three real loan estimates compared side by side, and the contingencies your orders require.
Typical first session
[XX] minutes
2Applications open [MONTH]
Donor-funded assistance toward closing costs, the VA funding fee where it applies, or a down payment on a conventional loan. Reviewed by a volunteer board of EOD spouses and retirees.
Award range
$[X,XXX]–$[XX,XXX]
3Free · Rolling
For families who are close but not there: a written plan covering credit, reserves, debt-to-income and timing against your next window of stability. Check-ins every [XX] days.
Typical horizon
[X]–[XX] months
General comparison only. Your numbers depend on the lender, the property and your remaining entitlement.
| Feature | VA purchase loan | Conventional | FHA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum down payment | $0 with full entitlement | [X]% typical | [X.X]% |
| Monthly mortgage insurance | None | Until [XX]% equity | Usually life of loan |
| Upfront fee | Funding fee [X.X]% – waived with a qualifying rating | None | [X.XX]% financed |
| Occupancy after PCS | Spouse occupancy can satisfy it | Lender dependent | Owner-occupied only |
| Reusable after you sell | Yes, with entitlement restoration | n/a | n/a |
| Our grant can be applied to | Closing costs, prepaids, funding fee | Closing costs, down payment | Closing costs |
First call to keys: [XX] weeks on average
Thirty minutes. Where you are, where orders are taking you, what's in the account. No credit pull.
Price range, loan path, grant eligibility and the three things to fix first. Yours to keep.
An agent near the next station and lenders worth an estimate. You choose; we never do.
Every disclosure read with you, and someone reachable the week it all goes sideways.
Quick estimate
A ballpark, not a pre-approval – and nothing here touches your credit or lands in a lender's CRM.
FAQ
If yours isn't here, an advisor will answer it straight – including when the answer is that we can't help.
It makes a listing agent nervous, which is a different and solvable problem. Our network agents address the appraisal and repair concerns inside the offer itself.
Sometimes yes. Sometimes the right power of attorney and the right contingencies make it fine. That's the conversation to have before you fall in love with a house.
Yes. Grants most often go toward closing costs, prepaids or the funding fee. [Confirm final program rules and stacking limits with the board before launch.]
Nothing. We are funded by donors, corporate partners and a share of the referral fees our partner agents earn – disclosed to you in writing before any introduction is made.
[Confirm eligibility policy before launch.] Service requirements for VA entitlement differ for reserve component members, and our advisors will walk your specific record with you.
Orders you don't have yet, a credit report you haven't opened, a spouse who isn't sure. Still worth the call.