Comments on: Buying a Home with the Texas Veterans Land Board Program (TVLB) http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/affordable-housing/buying-a-home-with-the-texas-veterans-land-board-program/ Specializing in Highland Village, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Corinth and all of Denton County Fri, 04 Jun 2010 03:31:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jay Myers http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/affordable-housing/buying-a-home-with-the-texas-veterans-land-board-program/#comment-201 Jay Myers Wed, 14 Apr 2010 03:22:37 +0000 http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/?p=123#comment-201 Hello Angie,<br><br>I cannot advise on what the cost of this would be, but the TVLB should be able to give you a good idea on what their fees will be and then take that to a title company and they will be able to estimate it out for you. Most title companies in Texas have an attorney on staff, so I would encourage you to just go to them since they will also be able to take care of the closing and funding of the loan instead of an attorney referring it out.<br><br>Lawyers Title in Flower Mound, TX is who has been helping me out with the Veterans Benefit Fairs I have participated in this year, so if you call and ask to speak with Kim or Cathy @ (972) 231-3521, tell them I sent ya, I am sure they would be able to assist and guide you through the entire process after you have made application for the loan. Hope this helps, if not let me know. Hello Angie,

I cannot advise on what the cost of this would be, but the TVLB should be able to give you a good idea on what their fees will be and then take that to a title company and they will be able to estimate it out for you. Most title companies in Texas have an attorney on staff, so I would encourage you to just go to them since they will also be able to take care of the closing and funding of the loan instead of an attorney referring it out.

Lawyers Title in Flower Mound, TX is who has been helping me out with the Veterans Benefit Fairs I have participated in this year, so if you call and ask to speak with Kim or Cathy @ (972) 231-3521, tell them I sent ya, I am sure they would be able to assist and guide you through the entire process after you have made application for the loan. Hope this helps, if not let me know.

]]> By: Angie http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/affordable-housing/buying-a-home-with-the-texas-veterans-land-board-program/#comment-202 Angie Tue, 13 Apr 2010 23:12:49 +0000 http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/?p=123#comment-202 Jay, for Texas Veterans Home Improvement Loan, it states that closing must be done with attorney or title company. Do you have any recommendations on who to use and the typical cost associated with the process? Jay, for Texas Veterans Home Improvement Loan, it states that closing must be done with attorney or title company. Do you have any recommendations on who to use and the typical cost associated with the process?

]]> By: Jay Myers http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/affordable-housing/buying-a-home-with-the-texas-veterans-land-board-program/#comment-196 Jay Myers Tue, 13 Apr 2010 22:22:37 +0000 http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/?p=123#comment-196 Hello Angie,<br><br>I cannot advise on what the cost of this would be, but the TVLB should be able to give you a good idea on what their fees will be and then take that to a title company and they will be able to estimate it out for you. Most title companies in Texas have an attorney on staff, so I would encourage you to just go to them since they will also be able to take care of the closing and funding of the loan instead of an attorney referring it out.<br><br>Lawyers Title in Flower Mound, TX is who has been helping me out with the Veterans Benefit Fairs I have participated in this year, so if you call and ask to speak with Kim or Cathy @ (972) 231-3521, tell them I sent ya, I am sure they would be able to assist and guide you through the entire process after you have made application for the loan. Hope this helps, if not let me know. Hello Angie,

I cannot advise on what the cost of this would be, but the TVLB should be able to give you a good idea on what their fees will be and then take that to a title company and they will be able to estimate it out for you. Most title companies in Texas have an attorney on staff, so I would encourage you to just go to them since they will also be able to take care of the closing and funding of the loan instead of an attorney referring it out.

Lawyers Title in Flower Mound, TX is who has been helping me out with the Veterans Benefit Fairs I have participated in this year, so if you call and ask to speak with Kim or Cathy @ (972) 231-3521, tell them I sent ya, I am sure they would be able to assist and guide you through the entire process after you have made application for the loan. Hope this helps, if not let me know.

]]> By: Angie http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/affordable-housing/buying-a-home-with-the-texas-veterans-land-board-program/#comment-197 Angie Tue, 13 Apr 2010 18:12:49 +0000 http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/?p=123#comment-197 Jay, for Texas Veterans Home Improvement Loan, it states that closing must be done with attorney or title company. Do you have any recommendations on who to use and the typical cost associated with the process? Jay, for Texas Veterans Home Improvement Loan, it states that closing must be done with attorney or title company. Do you have any recommendations on who to use and the typical cost associated with the process?

]]> By: Jay Myers http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/affordable-housing/buying-a-home-with-the-texas-veterans-land-board-program/#comment-191 Jay Myers Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:05:52 +0000 http://www.mydentoncountyrealestate.com/?p=123#comment-191 Thank you Cameron, I do truly appreciate the kind words on this article. As I have mentioned in my other articles about TVLB and VA benefits numerous times this particular article was read over 7,500 times in 2009 -- Yet I only helped 2 veterans buy homes. I stay in contact with many of the visitors so hopefully they will become clients eventually when returning home to Texas, or retiring from their military life to Denton County. I agree completely about the folks at TVLB, whenever I have a question I know the people I need to get the answers.<br><br>I get contacted from people all over the state of Texas, you should email me your complete contact info and perhaps I can send some business your way or some people in need of assistance that you can provide.<br><br>Thanks again! Thank you Cameron, I do truly appreciate the kind words on this article. As I have mentioned in my other articles about TVLB and VA benefits numerous times this particular article was read over 7,500 times in 2009 — Yet I only helped 2 veterans buy homes. I stay in contact with many of the visitors so hopefully they will become clients eventually when returning home to Texas, or retiring from their military life to Denton County. I agree completely about the folks at TVLB, whenever I have a question I know the people I need to get the answers.

I get contacted from people all over the state of Texas, you should email me your complete contact info and perhaps I can send some business your way or some people in need of assistance that you can provide.

Thanks again!

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