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Find the right mortgage for your Nevada home purchase. Compare VA, FHA, and Conventional loans to understand which program offers the best fit for your financial situation and homeownership goals.

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Quick Answer: Which Loan Is Right For You?

  • VA Loans: Best for eligible veterans, active military, and spouses — 0% down, no PMI, competitive rates
  • FHA Loans: Best for first-time buyers and those with lower credit scores — 3.5% down, flexible requirements
  • Conventional Loans: Best for strong credit profiles — flexible down payments, potential PMI removal
  • Independent Broker Advantage: We compare options across multiple lenders to find your best fit

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Click on each program to learn more about eligibility, benefits, and requirements for Nevada homebuyers.

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VA Loans

Zero down payment home loans for eligible veterans, active duty military, and surviving spouses.

Key Benefits

  • $0 down payment required
  • No PMI (mortgage insurance)
  • Competitive interest rates
  • Flexible credit requirements
  • Lifetime benefit reusability

Best For:

Veterans, active duty military, National Guard/Reserves members, and eligible surviving spouses

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FHA Loans

Low down payment loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration, ideal for first-time homebuyers.

Key Benefits

  • 3.5% down payment minimum
  • Lower credit score requirements
  • Gift funds allowed for down payment
  • Flexible debt-to-income ratios
  • Multi-unit property eligible

Best For:

First-time homebuyers, those with limited down payment savings, or lower credit scores (580+)

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Conventional Loans

Standard mortgage loans not insured by the government, ideal for borrowers with strong credit profiles.

Key Benefits

  • Down payment as low as 3%
  • PMI can be removed at 20% equity
  • Higher loan limits available
  • Flexible property types
  • Investment property eligible

Best For:

Borrowers with good-to-excellent credit (620+), stable income, and sufficient down payment savings

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Independent Broker Advantage

As an independent mortgage broker, we can compare options across multiple lenders to find competitive pricing for qualified borrowers. We'll explain your best path (VA, FHA, or Conventional) based on your goals, timeline, and financial profile.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Compare key features across all three loan programs to understand which is best for your situation.

Feature
VA Loans
Veterans & Military
FHA Loans
First-Time Buyers
Conventional
Strong Credit
Minimum Down Payment
0%
No down payment
3.5%
With 580+ credit
3%
Some programs
Typical Credit Score
580-620+
Flexible requirements
580+
500+ with 10% down
620+
Best rates at 740+
Mortgage Insurance
None
Funding fee instead
Required
Upfront + annual MIP
If < 20%
Can be removed
Nevada Loan Limits
No limit*
With full entitlement
$498,257
Clark & Washoe
$766,550
Conforming limit
Property Types
1-4 Units
Primary residence
1-4 Units
Primary residence
Any
Including investment
Best Suited For
Eligible veterans seeking zero down
First-time buyers with low savings
Strong credit & income profiles

*VA loan limits apply only to veterans without full entitlement. Most veterans with full entitlement can purchase homes above the conforming limit without a down payment, subject to lender and VA approval.

Which Loan Should You Choose?

Use these scenarios to determine the best loan program for your situation.

Choose VA Loans If...

  • You're an eligible veteran, active military, or surviving spouse
  • You want zero down payment and no PMI
  • You prefer flexible credit requirements
  • You're buying a primary residence in Nevada
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Choose FHA Loans If...

  • You're a first-time homebuyer with limited savings
  • Your credit score is 580-620
  • You can afford 3.5% down payment
  • You don't qualify for VA benefits
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Choose Conventional If...

  • Your credit score is 620 or higher
  • You have stable income and good DTI ratio
  • You want to remove PMI once you reach 20% equity
  • You're buying an investment or second home
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Not Sure Which Is Best?

As an independent broker, we'll analyze your situation and recommend the best program for your goals. We compare options across multiple lenders to find competitive pricing for qualified borrowers.