As a first time home buyer using my VA benifits, Veterans United and their knowlegable associates , made our home buying experience a literal ''dream come true"!
Really great organization. They help you every step of the way. This is my first time buying a home and I never felt in the dark or unsure as everything was explained thoroughly the whole time. They have a very professional, polite, informative, and responsive team. I definitely would recommend their services!
Smooth and seamless expierence. Seemed to move at a fast pace.
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Rebecca and Markita made my experience seamless and worth every minute.
Very impressed , just a little bit of repetitive question and answering with the documents
Veterans United is a great place to start your home buying journey. They are highly capable and will guide you effectively through the process.However, a crucial point often missed by first-time homebuyers is that despite their name, the company is not military-owned or officially affiliated with the military. While many employees come from military families or contractor backgrounds and understand the lifestyle, it's strictly a for-profit business.My overall experience was positive, and they helped me achieve my goal. The main takeaway for anyone considering them is to shop around for better rates before committing.
Very competent and helpful team. Walked me through the whole process.
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Carl and his team are amazing at what they do. These guys truly made this buying process a pleasant experience once again.
Professional, ambitious, caring, knowledgeable. This team is magnificent.
Very helpful thru all the tasks. to complete the contract
Kala Booth was my loan agent. She was excellent. She was on top of everything. She was a great source for movers, insurance, etc. The checklist and to-do list were great tools.


