Eligibility & the COE
A COE documents eligibility for the home-loan benefit. VA and lender credit, income and occupancy requirements still apply to financing.
Official eligibility guidance ↗Veteran homeownership
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Brad Wolfe
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Brad Wolfe is a Marine Corps veteran and real estate broker with Team Wolfe Pack. He helps veterans and military families explore buying, selling and their next move in Southern Nevada.
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Veteran homeownership education
Understand the benefit.
Plan the purchase.
VA’s official buying guide starts with a Certificate of Eligibility, a review of your finances and selection of a private lender. The loan and the real-estate purchase are connected decisions; take time to understand both.
Budget & lender questions
Review your budget and closing costs. Ask lenders to explain current terms and fees for your circumstances before committing.
VA buying process ↗Appraisal & inspection
VA distinguishes appraisal from home inspection and recommends inspection to evaluate major defects. Discuss both steps with your lender and agent.
Official purchase guidance ↗Official VA resources checked October 6, 2026. Individual eligibility and financing require review.
Buying, selling or facing a hardship?
Tell us about the property, timing and assistance you are seeking. For deeper homeowner hardship and VA compromise-sale resources, use Nevada Home Relief. Transaction-specific options require lender and professional review.
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