Military & Veteran Life

Once you’ve settled on an area, you’ll have to make a big decision before anything else. Do you rent someone else’s home or buy your own?

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For many, shopping for big purchases can be a somewhat daunting experience. Caliber Home Loans aims to put you on a successful path to homeownership. They value the greater military community and offer exclusive cash back deals through Veterans Advantage.

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Purchasing a house as a military or veteran family can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be!

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Making the decision to sign on the dotted line for a mortgage can be overwhelming. For many military families, it is the biggest purchase they will ever make.

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If you are in credit trouble, you aren’t alone. Many Americans have issues with their credit and learning how to rebuild it can help you to prepare for a home loan.

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The difficulty in finding competitive and sustainable employment has led many military spouses to starting their own businesses and becoming entrepreneurs. Many veterans also follow that same path after leaving the military.

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What can you do to streamline the relocation process? A good starting point is to research your new community, check out schools, and identify several resources to simplify the moving process.

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It is no secret that moving is a deeply stressful time for military and veteran families. You are usually left somewhere between “What do I do now?” and “There is so much to do!” Regardless of where you fall in processing it all, here are the top five things you should do for your move.

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The countdown is on – You’ve done the research on your new home, and now you are one month out. So, what do you do 30 days before your big move?

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A military spouse has a role in serving this country with responsibilities right alongside their service member. While they are completing their missions, the spouse stays behind to complete theirs.

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Every year, close to 500,000 active-duty military families will move. This means the majority of service members and their families are changing their entire lives every two to three years, leaving many feeling lost and detached.

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