Nevada VA Home Loan

The VA Home Loan offers military members wishing to move to or needing to relocate to Nevada the perfect opportunity to do so for zero money down. Backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the VA Home Loan provides veterans and active duty service members with unique benefits and flexible eligibility requirements that they wouldn't find with other conventional programs.

Qualified military members may receive up to $417,000, and benefit from a mortgage that has both low interest rates and flexible loan terms. To start the application process, fill out the form below and a VA Loan Specialist will contact you soon.

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How Do I Qualify for a VA Home Loan?

Securing a VA home loan is a painless process with the help of a Nevada VA Loan Specialist. To initially qualify for a Nevada VA Home Loan, applicants must meet one of the following requirements:

• Have served for at least 3 months on active duty during war time or served for 181 days on active during peacetime
• Have served 6 years in the Reserves or National Guard
• Be the spouse of a military member killed in action

Veterans and active duty service members must also submit a Certificate of Eligibility in order to qualify for a VA Home Loan. If an eligible military member doesn't have their COE, a VA Loan Specialist may be able to help them obtain one.

Nevada Military Bases

Hundreds of military families are required to relocate every year, and many desire to purchase a home in their new area to help start life anew. For military members needing to relocate to Nevada, there are three major military bases within the state they will most move near:

• Fallon Naval Air Station - Lahontan Valley
• Nellis Air Force Base - North Las Vegas
• Creech Air Force Base - Indian Springs

Speak with a Specialist

For any additional questions regarding your VA Home Loan, contact a Nevada VA Loan Specialist. VA Loan Specialists are standing by to help guide you through the lending process and to answer any questions regarding loan qualification.