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Hi @Anthony Vasquez some agents are very good at VA loans however it's best to speak with a lender that really understands the guidelines for VA. There are nuances and interpretations of the guidelines that agents do not necessarily keep on top of. This is because their job is not to keep on top of every loan program guideline, however a lender will understand the details.

I recommend you do a Google search for "Vetted VA" and search for a VA lender expert there. There are also agents on the site that have a deep understanding of the program and how to best serve the veteran.

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