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Louisville Kentucky VA Approved Condos for Jefferson County KY

Louisville Kentucky VA Approved Condos for Jefferson County KY
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Condo Name ID Record Type
ANDERSON PARK CONDOMINIUM 000004 Condo
ARBOR CREEK CONDOMINIUMS H00212 Condo
ARBOR CREEK CONDOS II H00306 Condo
AUTUMN TRACE CONDOMINIUM H00282 Condo
BAXTER PLACE CONDOMINIUMS H00309 Condo
BRADFORD COMMONS CONDO H00319 Condo
BRADFORD COMMONS CONDOS 000001 Condo
BRITTANY POINTE CONDOMINI 005775 Condo
BROWNSBORO VILLAGE COURT H00398 Condo
CARRINGTON GREENE COURTYARD 000012 Condo
CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE CONDO H00614 Condo
COPPERSHIRE CONDOMINIUM 005613 Condo
COTTONWOOD CONDOMINIUM H00053 Condo
CREEKWOOD TERRACE H00095 Condo
CRESCENT CONDOS VAC028 Condo
CROSSINGS @ COOPER CHAPEL H00155 Condo
DARNELL MANOR CONDOMINIUM H00368 Condo
DONARD PARK CONDOMINIUMS 000003 Condo
DORSEY HILLS CONDOMINIUM H00199 Condo
DORSEY VILLAGE 005601 Condo
EAST HAMPTON H00693 Condo
EVERETT PLACE CONDOMINIUM 005724 Condo
EVERGREEN POINT CONDO H00637 Condo
FOREST PARK CONDOS H00096 Condo
FOX HOLLOW CONDOMINIUM H00634 Condo
GARDENS AT BAY RUN CONDO H00639 Condo
GLENVIEW EAST 005674 Condo
GRAYSTONE MANOR H00070 Condo
HARRODS LANDING CONDOMINI H00464 Condo
HAWTHORNE POINTE CONDOS H00134 Condo
HIGHWOOD H00211 Condo
HIKES PARK TOWNHOMES H00066 Condo
HITE AVENUE GARDENS 005801 Condo
INDIAN RIDGE CONDOMINIUMS H00358 Condo
LAKEVIEW VAC010 Condo
MAGNOLIA PLACE 005597 Condo
MANNER POINTE 000013 Condo
MERCANTILE GALLERY LOFTS 000015 Condo
MOSS CREEK CONDOMINIUM H00294 Condo
PARK CENTRAL VAC101 Condo
PARK LANE CONDOMINIUM H00179 Condo
PINNACLE GARDENS H00111 Condo
REGENCY THREE CONDOMINIUM 005892 Condo
RIVER POINTE PATIO HOMES CONDO 000017 Condo
SALEM SQUARE CONDOMINIUM H00067 Condo
SHELBY CROSSING CONDOMINI H00344 Condo
SHELBY CROSSING CONDOMINIUMS 000006 Condo
SOUTH HALL CONDOMINIUMS 005723 Condo
SPRING DRIVE CONDO 005656 Condo
SPRINGS OF GLENMARY H00217 Condo
SPRINGS OF GLENMARY VLLGE 005612 Condo
ST ANTHONY’S LANDING H00194 Condo
STONEHENGE CONDO 005602 Condo
SWAN POINTE CONDOMINIUMS H00586 Condo
THE CLIFF VIEW TERRACE CO H00587 Condo
THE COTTAGES @ MEADOWVIEW H00182 Condo
THE FOUNTAINS CONDOMINIUM H00171 Condo
THE GARDENS OF GLENMARY H00272 Condo
THE GARDENS OF MONTICELLO H00609 Condo
THE PARKVIEW CONDOMINIUMS H00258 Condo
THE VILLAGE @ WILDWOOD H00088 Condo
THE VILLAGE @INDIAN FALLS H00143 Condo
THE VILLAGE OF WHITE OAKS H00531 Condo
THE VILLAS OF STONY FARM H00288 Condo
THE WOODS OF CRESCENT HIL H00031 Condo
THE WOODS OF CRESCENT HIL H00030 Condo
TIMBERWOOD II 000005 Condo
TREIS CONDOMINIUMS H00058 Condo
VALHALLA VISTA CONDOMINIUMS 000024 Condo
VALLEY FARMS PATIO HOMES 000021 Condo
VILLAGE AT PRESTON CROSSI H00504 Condo
VILLAGE AT WILDWOOD H00125 Condo
WEMBERLY HILL GARDEN HOME VAC143 Condo
WESTPORT GARDENS 000008 Condo
WESTPORT RIDGE CONDO H00629 Condo
WINDSOR GATE CONDOMINIUM H00262 Condo
WISTERIA LANDING CONDO H00535 Condo
WOODMONT H00156 Condo
WOODRIDGE LAKE PATIO HMS H00092 Condo
WOODRIDGE LAKE TOWNHOMES H00093 Condo
WOODS OF ST. ANDREWS H00139 Condo
WOODSPOINTE VAC074 Condo
WORTHINGTON GLEN CONDOS H00162 Condo
WYNDEMERE H00213 Condo
WYSTERIA LANDING CONDOMIN H00351 Condo
YORKWOOD CONDO I VAC013 Condo
YORKWOOD CONDO II VAC016 Condo
 

List of Government Foreclosed Homes in Kentucky to include VA, FHA, HUD, Fannie Mae and USDA

 
 

Several federal agencies have properties to sell. In fact, HUD sells both single family homes and multifamily properties. Check them out- one might be just what you’re looking for!

Single Family Homes for Sale

What Is a Conventional Loan and How Does It Compare to a VA Loan?

We recognize that our veterans provide an invaluable service. As such, we fully support home loan programs guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs that are specifically designed to support veterans and their families. Although there are many perks that come with a VA versus conventional loan, a conventional loan offers some benefits that are not available through a VA loan. Let’s compare both of these loans to determine which type is best for you. 

What Is a VA Loan?

A VA loan is a great benefit for those who have contributed to their country by serving in a military capacity. It is intended to give veterans access to home loans with advantageous terms. The federal government guarantees a portion of the loan, enabling veterans to qualify for more favorable terms when working with private lenders. The VA loan program was designed to offer long-term financing to eligible American veterans or their surviving spouses (provided they do not remarry). In addition to helping veterans buy, build, repair, retain or adapt a home for their own personal occupancy, it was also created to help veterans purchase properties with no down payment. 

What Are the Pros and Cons of a VA Loan?

There are a myriad of reasons why a veteran would want to choose a VA Loan. A VA loan is federally backed. It also offers lower interest rates and fees than are usually associated with home lending costs. The only cost required by VA loans is a funding fee of one-half of one percent of the total loan amount. And that may be paid in cash or rolled into the loan amount. However, there are some factors you will want to take into consideration when deciding if a VA Loan fits your home buying needs.

  1. No Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) or Down Payment Necessary. Eliminating these costs can significantly reduce total housing expenses. Typically, a lender requires a 20% down payment. Borrowers who are unable to put down 20% are considered riskier and as a result must pay a PMI, which is typically 0.58% to 1.86% of the original loan amount per year on a conventional home loan. Because VA loans are federally backed, lenders do not have to worry about the house going into foreclosure and are able to offer a mortgage plan that does not require a PMI without a down payment. 
  2. Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL): IRRRL loans are typically used to reduce the borrower’s interest rate or to convert an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) to a fixed rate mortgage. Veterans may seek an IRRRL only if they have already used their eligibility for a VA loan on the same property they intend to refinance. However, your lender can use the VA’s email confirmation procedure for interest rate reduction refinance in lieu of a certificate of eligibility. Additionally, an IRRRL can reduce the term of your loan from 30 years to 15 years. An IRRRL offers great potential refinancing benefits for vets, but be sure to check the facts to fully understand IRRRL stipulations and avoid an increase in other expenses. 
  3. Native American Direct Loan (NADL) Program: This program was designed to help Native American veterans or spouses of Native American veterans buy, build, or improve a home on federal trust land. This loan also qualifies veteran home buyers for the benefits listed above, in addition to limited closing costs and a low-interest, 30-year, fixed mortgage. Plus, this is a reusable benefit, which means you can get more than one NADL to buy, build or improve another residence in the future.
  4. Adapted Housing Grants. To qualify for an adapted housing grant, veterans must own or will own the home they are looking to buy, and have a qualifying service-connected disability. This loan is a great option for veterans who are seeking to make home modifications to accommodate a disability. Currently, if you qualify for a grant, you can get up to a maximum of $100,896. 
  5. Funding Fee and Closing Fees. A VA loan funding fee may vary depending on whether you put a down payment on a house. Depending on if you are a first-time VA loan borrower or making a subsequent loan purchase, a funding fee can range from roughly 1.5% on a down payment of 10% or more to 3.5% on downpayment of 5% or less. Closing fees on a house can range from 2–5%. These are definitely costs you will want to consider when determining how much home you can afford.
  6. Property Eligibility. A VA loan may not be applied to purchasing a farm, property in a foreign country, land or an investment property/second home. 

What Is a Conventional Loan and How Does It Compare to a VA Loan?

Conventional mortgage loans are some of the most commonly used housing loans. However, they are not guaranteed by the federal government, so borrowers who are not putting 20% on a down payment will likely incur the costs of a PMI. Unlike government-backed loans, conventional loans are not limited by geographic constraints. They can offer more flexibility than a government-insured loan but may be harder to qualify for and require a higher credit score (at least 620). 

For veterans, the main advantage of this loan compared to a VA loan is that it provides options that may fit a wider range of home-buying needs. Here are some benefits of conventional loans:

  • Usable for purchases, rate and term refinances and cash-out refinances
  • Allow cash out up to 80% of your home’s value
  • Debt to income ratios allowable up to 50%
  • Usable for primary, secondary or investment properties
  • Applicable for condos, single family homes and up to 1–4 unit properties
  • First-time home buyer programs with as little as 3% down payments
  • Options both with and without escrows or impounds

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