Can an Eligible Veteran Have a Co-Borrower on a VA Loan?

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Hello! This is Joe Harris with Morgan Financial and here is your “Joe Knows Mortgages MINUTE”.

This week, we answer the question:

Can an eligible veteran have a co-borrower on a VA Loan?

In some circumstances, there is a need for a co-borrower in order to qualify for a mortgage. This person will be equally liable for this loan.  Luckily, with a VA loan, you ARE allowed to have a co-borrow, however it is limited to another veteran or your spouse. So, if you are interested in having a co-borrower on a VA loan, make sure they fall under one of those two categories. Please give us a call with any questions on this or any home loan related topic.

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Joe

Chief Operating Officer

Joe Harris is the COO of Morgan Financial, where he oversees operations, sales, and marketing to ensure a fast, enjoyable, and consistent mortgage experience. With more than 25 years in the industry and over $1 billion funded, Joe combines deep expertise with a passion for helping clients achieve homeownership. He is also dedicated to training and equipping loan officers with the tools and strategies they need to thrive in a competitive market.

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