What kind of home loan is right for me?
VA Purchase Loan
A VA loanSee note1 may be right for those currently serving, veterans and eligible surviving spouses looking for a no down payment option.See note2
- Interest rates as low as 5.875%See note3
- Interest rates as low as 6.234%Annual Percentage RateSee note4
VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL)
A VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan, or IRRRL, can help reduce the interest rate or shorten the term without getting cash back at closing.
- Interest rates as low as 5.875%See note3
- Interest rates as low as 6.016%Annual Percentage RateSee note4
VA Cash-out Refinance Loan
A VA Cash-out refinance loan may be right for those who want to trade their home's equity for cash.See note5
- Interest rates as low as 6.000%See note3
- Interest rates as low as 6.428%Annual Percentage RateSee note4
Conventional Purchase LoanSee note6
A conventional loan may be right for those using a down payment to buy a home.
- Interest rates as low as 6.500%See note3
- Interest rates as low as 6.697%Annual Percentage RateSee note4
Low Down Payment LoanSee note6
A low down payment purchase loan may be a great alternative to an F H A loan, and for a first-time home buyer.See note7
- Interest rates as low as 6.500%See note3
- Interest rates as low as 7.231%Annual Percentage RateSee note4
For first time home buyers, an online course may be required.See note8
VA Jumbo Purchase Loan
A VA jumbo loan may be right for those looking to finance more than $806,500. $0 down payment option for a purchase price up to $1.5 million.See note10
- Interest rates as low as 6.000%See note3
- Interest rates as low as 6.313%Annual Percentage RateSee note4
Mortgage payment calculator
The monthly payment amount shown is based on information you provided and is only an estimate.See note11
Steps to homeownership
Buying a house is an exciting time. We'll be here to guide you through each step.
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Step 1 Get prequalifiedSee note12
Make the buying process easier when you know what you can spend.
It only takes a few minutes to get prequalified online.
- Tell us a little about your finances and where you want to move.
- We'll check your credit for a better understanding of your outstanding obligations.
- Get a prequalification letter to help you negotiate better with sellers.
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Step 2 Complete your mortgage application
Your USAA loan officer makes the application process easier.
Once you find a home, your loan officer will help you complete the mortgage application. You'll need to provide:
- Income statements, such as pay stubs or award letters.
- Current bank statements.
- Other supporting documents as needed. We'll walk you through it.
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Step 3 Almost there!
We'll let you know if more information is needed.
During the application review, we'll check to make sure:
- We have all the required documents.
- Your supporting documents match the application.
- The title is clear.
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Step 4 Get your keys
Congratulations on your new home!
When all the paperwork is approved, you'll be ready to close. To get the keys, you'll need:
- Your ID — a driver's license, passport or military ID
- A cashier's check or wire transfer to cover your closing costs and down payment
Homebuying 101
Getting Started
Finding Your Home
Financing Your Home
Closing on Your Home
Additional Information
Learn more about buying a home.
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V A-backed loan information
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Considering a V A loan? Ask these 5 questions first
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How to get a mortgage preapproval