Absolutely needed this!! Planning on making the move within less than 2years currently active duty and planning to apply for (and hopefully join) San Antonio Police Department! Your videos have definitely helped! Keep up the good work!💪🏼
I thought that the VA funding fee was a one time deal. Because I transitioned from Georgia and had to pay the VA funding fee in Alaska! But was refunded the fee when I provided the letter to the realtor agent🤘Plus in Alaska...I don't pay property taxes..at 80% disability. Wish TEXAS would step up
Texas has the best veterans benefits, man. It's better than any other state. Name a better state? It's not Georgia. Texas is one of just two states with full property tax exemptions for 100% Scheduler and 100% P&T (like myself). Unmatched man. Texas has crazy benefits outside of VA benefits like the Hazelwood Act, which pays up to 120 hrs tuition to all 3 of my kids to all institutions in Texas except private schools like Baylor, SMU, TCU, etc. Texas A&M, Texas University, etc are good to apply though. We also are exempt from paying all toll ways in Texas if you're a Disabled Veteran with "DV plates". Why you think Fort Hood and Fort Sam Houston Soldiers retire and stay put? It's a no brainer.
Absolutely! Thanks for the encouragement. Veterans deserve to own a piece of the country they help defend and I love helping them to make that a reality.
I am a retired Airline Employee and 100% P&T Veteran. My wife and I are looking to sale our home in California and move to Texas would like to start with San Antonio.
I get quite a few people from California that are looking to make a move to San Antonio. I’d love to connect with you. Have you ever lived in Texas before?
100% disabled Texas veteran looking for land wanting to build a house on it. Have my house design in mind, need to find land. Looking for about 10 acres. Anywhere in Texas. Don’t know how to start or how much I’ll need financially
I tried to use the VA loan with a 680 credit score , I make 110,000 a year and they only pre-approved 150,000, plus a down payment. I didn't have a good experience with the VA loan in Columbus Ohio , straight trash up here.
We wouldn’t be able to speak to the market in Ohio or your specific situation, however if they’re telling you have to put down a downpayment, then you should ran and shopped with a different lender.
My wife and I (I'm active duty, she is a veteran with a VA Rating) are moving to San Antonio this summer. We are having issues with buying a house because sellers are taking conventional loans over VA loans. Any recommendations to help out? Enjoyed your video!
I have not had any problems with my clients offers being looked over due to their loan being VA. You want to make sure you’re working with a Realtor who knows the VA home loan benefit and how to educate sellers agents in the event you run into a problem. Give me a call and lets set up a meeting.
Hey there Greg, No I have never heard of that happening before or even being true. The homestead exemption is available to everyone, not just veterans, and the criteria is the same all across the board. Not sure about your situation in particular, but that isn't typically a requirement for a homestead exemption. thanks for the suppot and dont hesitate to reach out to us if need be. Take care!
Absolutely needed this!! Planning on making the move within less than 2years currently active duty and planning to apply for (and hopefully join) San Antonio Police Department! Your videos have definitely helped! Keep up the good work!💪🏼
I thought that the VA funding fee was a one time deal. Because I transitioned from Georgia and had to pay the VA funding fee in Alaska! But was refunded the fee when I provided the letter to the realtor agent🤘Plus in Alaska...I don't pay property taxes..at 80% disability. Wish TEXAS would step up
Texas has the best veterans benefits, man. It's better than any other state. Name a better state? It's not Georgia. Texas is one of just two states with full property tax exemptions for 100% Scheduler and 100% P&T (like myself). Unmatched man. Texas has crazy benefits outside of VA benefits like the Hazelwood Act, which pays up to 120 hrs tuition to all 3 of my kids to all institutions in Texas except private schools like Baylor, SMU, TCU, etc. Texas A&M, Texas University, etc are good to apply though. We also are exempt from paying all toll ways in Texas if you're a Disabled Veteran with "DV plates". Why you think Fort Hood and Fort Sam Houston Soldiers retire and stay put? It's a no brainer.
Florida not bad I’m at 100% P and T
Thanks for speaking to the military and retirees coming to SA...its good to get that perspective...Keep up the good work...
Absolutely! Thanks for the encouragement. Veterans deserve to own a piece of the country they help defend and I love helping them to make that a reality.
I may be interested in using my VA loan...I just watched this ...please read the following comment to get a better idea of what I am looking for.
Im definitely am interested, I’m looking to buy next year on February 2024.
We would definitely love to help you out. Make sure you reach out when you’re ready.
I am a retired Airline Employee and 100% P&T Veteran. My wife and I are looking to sale our home in California and move to Texas would like to start with San Antonio.
I get quite a few people from California that are looking to make a move to San Antonio. I’d love to connect with you. Have you ever lived in Texas before?
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No I’ve never lived in Texas just went to visit family on my Dads side in Houston, Austin and Richmond areas.
100% disabled Texas veteran looking for land wanting to build a house on it. Have my house design in mind, need to find land. Looking for about 10 acres. Anywhere in Texas. Don’t know how to start or how much I’ll need financially
Well, you can start with us. Give us a call and we can start with your goals and needs.
No LLC formation fees or franchise fees now through 2025. Must be 100% veteran owned business
The reason why people don't use it really is because of credit score
I didn’t know about the Hazelwood Act. Good information.
Holo, are you living in Texas? The Hazelwood act is pretty sweet.
@@AlamoCityLiving No, but we’ll be there soon once our home is built.
I’m looking at moving to AUSTIN. I’m 100% disabled Veteran. Do all that you talked about on your video also apply to AUSTIN?
Yes, all state benefits apply throughout the whole state.
I tried to use the VA loan with a 680 credit score , I make 110,000 a year and they only pre-approved 150,000, plus a down payment. I didn't have a good experience with the VA loan in Columbus Ohio , straight trash up here.
We wouldn’t be able to speak to the market in Ohio or your specific situation, however if they’re telling you have to put down a downpayment, then you should ran and shopped with a different lender.
Also when I looked into it and there are other loans that look better then the VA home loan
Which loans are you referring to? Any that don’t require a down payment?
I cant believe more relators dont know about the texas veteran land loan!!!
It's very strange especially considering San Antonio has such a large military presence.
We want move there me and my son.both of use are 100 per.service connected..are income is great.we are working on raising our fico scores
We want buy house there
Great video my man. Moving to Texas soon, can’t wait!
Glad to hear it Joquin! When it comes time to start looking for houses , don’t hesitate to reach out, we would love to help !
Another great video from Jonathan!
Thanks Jeff, I appreciate that.
I want to own in San Antonio I’m homeless now in Okc
My wife and I (I'm active duty, she is a veteran with a VA Rating) are moving to San Antonio this summer. We are having issues with buying a house because sellers are taking conventional loans over VA loans. Any recommendations to help out? Enjoyed your video!
I have not had any problems with my clients offers being looked over due to their loan being VA. You want to make sure you’re working with a Realtor who knows the VA home loan benefit and how to educate sellers agents in the event you run into a problem. Give me a call and lets set up a meeting.
Needed that 🤟Thanks. #1 view provider P-R-O-M-O-S-M!!
Definitely not about living with neighbors five feet from me
I’m a 100% VA Disabled Veteran and I applied for the Homestead Exemption and I was told that you have to be a 100% and Unemployable, is it true?
Hey there Greg,
No I have never heard of that happening before or even being true. The homestead exemption is available to everyone, not just veterans, and the criteria is the same all across the board. Not sure about your situation in particular, but that isn't typically a requirement for a homestead exemption.
thanks for the suppot and dont hesitate to reach out to us if need be. Take care!