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2007 Fall list: Your Guide to VA Loans: How to Cut Through The Red Tape and Get Your Dream Home Fast

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Three years ago, when we first started shopping for a house in New Jersey, I couldn't find any reliable information on VA loans anywhere. This year, we resumed our search and I was delighted to come across David Reed's excellent Guide to VA Loans earlier this week as it clearly and concisely explains every step of the process of finding, qualifying for and closing a VA loan. The sample certification and loan applications, and helpful glossary of terminology are an added bonus, and I am much more confident about picking the right lender than I was before I bought this book. The VA should make sure every veteran picks up a copy!

Some of the information is this book is a little dated. Overall, the book has lots a great information. VA Home Loan Centers [...] requires all of their loan officers and real estate agents to read this as part of their training. The book is informative, concise, and easy to read.

This book was very helpful. there are over 22 million veterans and only about 2.5 million have VA home loans. I think that it is mostly becuase they don't understand how they can truly benefit from them. This book really helps you to understand the process of getting a va home loan especially when you are going to buy your first house which I think is big issue. I found it very helpful in taching me how to understand the streamline refinance process. if you are considering getting a VA home loan you MUST read this first! It will save you from many critical mistakes.

Chad Childress
Salt Lake City, Utah
http://www.vareficenter.com