Are there any special mortgage programs for veterans?

Yes, there are special mortgage programs available for veterans in North Dakota. The North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs offers a Veterans Home Loan program which provides a no-down payment mortgage for qualified veterans who meet eligibility requirements and use the loan to purchase an existing home, a newly constructed home, or a manufactured home. In addition, they offer a Veterans Assistance Loan Program that assists qualified veterans with down payment and closing costs on their new home purchase. Veterans may also be eligible for the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Home Loan program, which offers mortgage insurance and other assistance for qualified veterans. Veterans may also qualify for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Mortgage program which provides no-down payment mortgages to veterans in rural or select suburban areas. The Veterans Affairs (VA) Loan program also offers no-down payment mortgage financing to qualified veterans, with limits based on county or metropolitan area and other factors. For veterans in North Dakota, there are several mortgage programs and assistance programs available to help them purchase a home. With each program, there may be different eligibility requirements and loan terms, so it’s important to do research and speak with a mortgage lender to understand the different options available and to find the best fit for their needs.

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