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What happens to your VA entitlement when you PCS and sell
Restoration is not automatic, and the paperwork has a queue. Here is the order of operations.
A nonprofit for the EOD community
We help EOD technicians and their families buy a home – with financing guidance built around PCS orders, deployment cycles and the way an EOD career actually runs. Nonprofit. No commission on your loan.
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So we built the organization around them, and we measure ourselves on all three.
Entitlement restoration after a PCS sale. Occupancy rules when you deploy before closing. Rate locks that survive a moved report date. We map it before you write an offer.
How financing worksEvery agent in our network is interviewed, briefed on the career field, and rated afterward by the family who used them. You get a name, not a lead form.
Meet the networkDonor-funded closing-cost and down-payment assistance for families who are ready in every way but one. Applications are reviewed by a volunteer board of EOD spouses and retirees.
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Financing
Our advisors sit on your side of the table – reading the loan estimate line by line, checking the entitlement math, and telling you plainly when a deal is worse than it looks.
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EOD families into homes
$[X.X]M
Granted toward closing costs
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Of every dollar reaches a family
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Vetted agents in the network
Agent Referrals
We introduce you to one agent – sometimes two – who have closed for EOD families near your next duty station. No call centers, no sign-up that sells your number to six brokerages by dinner.
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Photo – The family on their own front steps, candid, eye contact
Our orders moved twice while we were under contract. Our advisor had already written the contingency for it. I have never had a professional in this industry actually understand what my job does to a calendar.
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Restoration is not automatic, and the paperwork has a queue. Here is the order of operations.
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Which POA your lender will accept, which one the title company wants, and when to sign it.
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Inventory, commute realities and the three neighborhoods families keep coming back to.
Thirty minutes with an advisor, free, no obligation, and no one calls you afterward unless you ask them to.