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		<title>By: teran_realtor</title>
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If you&#039;re buying in Texas and you&#039;re a veteran, call USAA and ask about the Tex-Vet loan program.  Better interest rate than regular loans and USAA waives BOTH the origination fee and the Tex-Vet participation fee (each are usually 1% thru other lenders)</description>
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<p>If you&#8217;re buying in Texas and you&#8217;re a veteran, call USAA and ask about the Tex-Vet loan program.  Better interest rate than regular loans and USAA waives BOTH the origination fee and the Tex-Vet participation fee (each are usually 1% thru other lenders)</p>
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		<title>By: Mary B</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mary B</dc:creator>
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I would try another lender.  VA loans do not have a minimum credit score, however, they do have a minimum credit criteria, there is a difference...if your credit has substantially changed, then that is why you are getting turned away.

VA loans are not wholely guaranteed, only a PORTION of the loan is guaranteed.  That alone, isn&#039;t a reason to give someone a VA loan...otherwise a bank wouldn&#039;t require an application process for them.

When you do a second VA loan, the funding fee increases.  

It would be helpful to know EXACTLY what they say about your credit that they turned you away....they never say that &quot;it&#039;s not good enough&quot;, they usually give specific reasons.</description>
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<p>I would try another lender.  VA loans do not have a minimum credit score, however, they do have a minimum credit criteria, there is a difference&#8230;if your credit has substantially changed, then that is why you are getting turned away.</p>
<p>VA loans are not wholely guaranteed, only a PORTION of the loan is guaranteed.  That alone, isn&#8217;t a reason to give someone a VA loan&#8230;otherwise a bank wouldn&#8217;t require an application process for them.</p>
<p>When you do a second VA loan, the funding fee increases.  </p>
<p>It would be helpful to know EXACTLY what they say about your credit that they turned you away&#8230;.they never say that &#8220;it&#8217;s not good enough&#8221;, they usually give specific reasons.</p>
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