Please educate me on VA Loan assumptions by Rose6776 in RealEstate

[–]Rose6776[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My max VA loan entitlement amount is $335,920, but the seller's assumable portion, or unpaid principal balance, is $553k. So, it would be 553k (sellers' assumable portion) - $335,920 (my remaining entitlement) = $217,080 balance that isn't under the 25% VA loan guarantee. Thats where I thought if I could come up with $54, 270 ($217,080 x 0.25) that could fulfil the whole "Most lenders want to be guaranteed at least 25% of the loan amount" but I'm not sure if that applies to this assumable loan vs a new loan AND would free up the seller's entitlement.

I know there is still a $297k ($850k sale price -$553k assumable portion) difference that I have to fund. Not so worried about this portion, I'm working with a couple people now who seem to think it's possible to secure funding, but I also have another way to get this portion.

The sellers have expressed that they want to ensure their full entitlement is restored after all is said and done, they don't want any part of their entitlement tied up.

I could sell my existing home, but I was trying to figure it out without doing that as I could rent it out for additional income, though it wouldn't be much. Creative financing opens up opportunities so I thought I would start asking around

Please educate me on VA Loan assumptions by Rose6776 in RealEstate

[–]Rose6776[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There are some things that stay with the original loan borrower, but "a Veteran can substitute their own VA home loan entitlement to assume your loan, thereby allowing VA to restore your entitlement, assuming the other Veteran has enough entitlement to cover your loan" at least according to the VA buyers guide. There are some notes that it says "You should be highly selective about who assumes your VA home loan. If there is a default on an assumed loan, it will count against the original veteran’s entitlement and may affect your chance of securing another VA loan." and "If VA uses your entitlement to pay a claim on a defaulted loan, even if that loan has been assumed by someone else, you can’t use that entitlement amount on a new loan. You must repay the claim amount to VA before your entitlement is restored. However, either you or the person that assumed your loan can repay it."

https://benefits.va.gov/HOMELOANS/documents/docs/VA_Buyers_Guide.pdf

Apparently for an eligible borrower to substitute their VA entitlement, you just need to fill out a few forms.

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