Attention: Texas Veterans
- By Christine Wren
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- 09 Jan, 2018
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Please help me get the word out to all Texas Veterans ...

Dear Friends,
Have you ever heard “Thank a Veteran for your freedom”? One way to say thank you is to get the word out about special programs which help Veterans buy a home of their own. It’s the American Dream for most Veterans and they need your help!
Here are some major points to remember about home loans for vets:
• VA programs typically do not require any down payment or cash reserves
• The current minimum credit score required with most VA‐approved lenders is only 620 and qualifying is easier than on any other program
• There is no monthly mortgage insurance, so the VA program truly minimizes the cost of owning a home
And don’t worry – I’m here to help! I have received training to support military Veterans with their home loan benefits. To further assist your Veteran family members, friends, and co‐workers, I have a Texas VA Loan Specialist on my team.
Please help me get the word out to all Texas Veterans by forwarding this message to all of the Veterans you know. My Veteran‐support team is just a phone call away!
Cheers, Christine
Christine Wren REALTOR® / Global Reach, Local Expertise.


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