47 reactions · 11 shares | So you used a VA loan to purchase a new home and now you notice mortgage rates dropping. What can you do? Streamline refinance with Cardinal Financial. We’ll help you secure a lower interest rate and more favorable terms. mortgages.cardinalfinancial.com/va-loan/ | Cardinal Financial Company, Limited Partnership | Facebook

Pursue your vision of homeownership by applying for a VA home loan. With better terms than traditional competitors, like no down payment required and reduced closing costs, Veterans and Service members can save thousands of dollars to help buy, build, or improve a home. For more information, call us, talk to a lender of your choice, or visit our website. #ChooseVA https://bit.ly/2QHU7Is | Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA), U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

When you refinance your VA loan with an IRRRL, or VA streamline loan, the VA requires that the closing costs will be recouped by your monthly savings within 36 months. In today's video, we're giving you some tips on how you can recoup your closings costs even faster, because the faster you recoup, the sooner you can actually start saving. #VALoan | Low VA Rates | Facebook

1.3K views · 10 comments | In today's VA loan tip, our CEO, Eric, explains why it's so important to be current on your mortgage before you refinance. He also explains the difference between a late payment and a past due payment, why that difference matters, and how it will affect your ability to get a VA streamline or cash-out refinance. | Low VA Rates | Facebook