If you bought your San Diego home with a VA loan twenty or thirty years ago, there's a good chance you're now sitting on more equity than you ever expected — and a house that's
I hear this from Guard and Reserve members more than almost any other group: "I didn't think I qualified for a VA loan." Understandable — most of what's written about VA loans assumes active duty,
Veterans receiving VA compensation for a service-connected disability rating of 10% or higher are fully exempt from the VA funding fee. The exemption must be reflected on your Certificate of Eligibility before your loan closes;
Selling a San Diego home before a PCS typically takes 45–60 days from listing to closing, and most military sellers need to start the process 90 days before their report date to leave enough buffer
California homeowners 55 and older can sell their home and transfer their current property tax base to a new primary residence anywhere in the state, up to three times, without a tax reassessment — thanks
Quick answer: San Diego County homes are selling in a median of 23 days right now, at a median price around $922K — but that number hides a lot of variation by neighborhood and price
Quick answer: If a VA appraisal comes in low, you get a roughly 48-hour Tidewater window to submit additional comps before it's finalized. If that doesn't work, your options are a formal Reconsideration of Value,
The best San Diego neighborhoods near Naval Base San Diego (32nd Street) are National City, Barrio Logan, and western Chula Vista for under-20-minute commutes, or Point Loma for a coastal option. Near MCAS Miramar, Mira
San Diego County had more active-duty VA loan volume than almost any county in the country last year, and for good reason: a $0-down VA loan on a $900,000 San Diego home saves a buyer
A PCS home purchase in San Diego typically takes 90–120 days from orders in hand to keys in hand, and VA loans in this market usually close in 30–45 days once you're under contract. Here's
We’ve all done it—scrolling through Zillow at 10:00 PM to see what that house down the street sold for or checking our own home’s “Zestimate” just for fun. But when it comes time to actually
If you want to ditch the freeway commute and live where the action is, San Diego’s “Park” areas are the place to be. Bordering the world-famous Balboa Park, these five neighborhoods—North Park, South Park, Hillcrest,
