texas veterans land board: Texas Veteran Land Board Sets New Limits for Land Sales!
- 12/29/15 09:49 AM
I first started posting about how great our Texas Veteran's Land Board is to all our Texas veterans six years ago when the loan limits was at $80,000. Veterans could purchase 5 acres or more at that price, and own a piece of Texas to build their Dream Homes. No other lender in the state could offer our vets the lowest interest rates for land loans.
Just last year I helped a veteran to find 5 acres to build his Dream Home, and the maximum loan limit was set at $100,000 for one acre of more. Again, that limit had increased … (0 comments)
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texas veterans land board: ATTN: Vets! Texas Land Board has Increased Their Loan Limits!
- 10/16/14 07:57 AM
I believe that the Texas Veterans Land Board Program is the only one of it's kind in the whole country. I helped another veteran find 5 acres of land this past summer, and he was very pleased at the loan process for acquiring his own piece of Texas. Previously, the maximum loan amount was $80,000 for one acre or more, but now, veterans can purchase land for loans up to $100,000.
The Texas Veteran's Land Board(TVLB) gives veterans an opportunity to borrow money to purchase land at below-market interest rates while only requiring minimum 5% down payment. It's a very … (21 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Forfeited Land Sales Now Open to All Texas Veterans!
- 10/20/13 06:48 AM
Forfeited Land Sales are now Open to All Texas Veterans. Our Texas veterans are a great credit risk. But, sometimes our veterans may experience hardships, and can’t make the payments on their Veteran Land Board Loans, and they end up forfeiting their land. The Texas Veteran Land Board then makes these tracts of land available to other Texas Veterans to bid on in the Forfeited Land Sales that are routinely held every January, April, July and October. With the deadline to get your bids in to Austin by October 22, 2013, All Texas veterans are encouraged to take action … (11 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Free Veterans Benefits Fair in San Antonio, TX
- 07/09/13 03:16 PM
ATTENTION! All Veterans, Active Duty, Retired and Military Spouses. You don’t want to miss the FREE Veterans Benefits Fair this Saturday, July 13, 2013 being held from 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. at the Norris Conference Center on 4522 Fredericksburg Road, San Antonio, TX 78201.
The Veterans Benefits Fair is brought to you by the Texas Veterans Land Board and the Texas Veterans Commission. Many exhibitors from all over the city will be on hand to share their services and products to all the veterans who attend this event. More than 2,000 veterans are expected to be in attendance … (12 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Attention All Texas Veterans! Forfeited Land Sales Are Coming Soon!
- 03/05/13 11:37 AM
Mark Your Calendars and Stay Tuned! All bidding for forfeited land sales by the Texas Veterans Land Board opens in March. Yes, the auction date is set for April 23, 2013. All previous unsold tracts are currently available for sale.
The Type I Forfeited Land Sale is available only to veterans and the Type II Program is open to the general public. Type I Forfeited Land Sales are held in April and October. To participate in a Type I Forfeited Land Sale, you must be a Texas veteran who does not currently have a land loan at the VLB and has … (12 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Great News for All Texas Veterans Looking to Own a Piece of Texas
- 09/21/12 02:12 AM
Great News for All Texas Veterans Looking to Own a Piece of TexasYes, veterans, if you are looking for a chance to own a piece of Texas, our veterans land board has just released some exciting news. The Texas Veterans Land Board has recently approved it’s lowest land loan rates ever. Can you believe 6.75 percent? This is a significant reduction from the old 7.25 percent rate, and can save you up to $12,000 over the life of the loan. This complements the larger land loans that are now funded for $100,000, and the smaller minimum size eligible for land loans … (32 comments)
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texas veterans land board: What a Great Event for our Texas Veterans!
- 08/20/12 12:56 PM
What a Great Event for our Texas Veterans!This past Saturday, August 18, 2012. proved to be another great Veterans Benefits workshop for our local Texas Veterans. Over a thousand veterans visited the Live Oak Civic Center during this three hour period to get tons of information from all the participating vendors on hand. The vendors included representatives from the Texas Veterans Land Board, the local Veterans Administration, real estate brokers, mortgage brokers, and federal credit unions.
Veterans were able to get information about land sales, state veterans homes, state veteran cemeteries, credit and mortgage information, home improvements, starting a small … (18 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Let's Do It Again! Another FREE Veterans Benefits Fair in Live Oak, TX
- 08/01/12 08:40 AM
Let's Do It Again! Another Free Veterans Benefits Fair in Live Oak, TX Calling All Veterans! Mark your calendars for Saturday, August 18, 2012 at the Live Oak Civic Center on 8101 Pat Booker Road, Live Oak, TX 78233. There will be a Free Veterans Benefits Fair from 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M, brought to you by the Texas Veterans Land Board and Texas Veterans Commission.
Learn More About... * Home Loans * Land Loans* Home Improvements* State Veterans Homes* State Veterans Cemeteries* Employment Benefits* Disability & Pension Claims* Education BenefitsThere will be many exhibitors on hand for this Free Veterans … (32 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Can I Get a Texas Vet Loan?
- 06/02/12 12:32 PM
FAQ #2 - Can I Get a Texas Vet Loan?San Antonio, Texas has an extremely large military population of active duty and retired personnel, and it is common to hear a veteran ask, “Can I Get a Texas Vet Loan?” Many of them may have already heard about the excellent benefits that Texas has offered all of the veterans, who have decided to name Texas as their place of residence.Texas Veterans Land Board offers loans and other benefits to any Texas veteran, who has served on active duty or reserve in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces or the National … (19 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Free Veterans Benefits Fair in Live Oak, TX
- 08/15/11 03:01 AM
Free Veterans Benefits Fair in Live Oak, TX Calling All Veterans! Mark you calendars for this Saturday, August 20, 2011 at the Live Oak Civic Center on 8101 Pat Booker Road, Live Oak, TX 78233. There will be a Free Veterans Benefits Fair from 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M, brought to you by the Texas Veterans Land Board and Texas Veterans Commission.
There will be many exhibitors on hand for this Free Veterans Benefits Fair, including the Texas Veterans Land Board, Texas Veterans Commission, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Small Business Administration, just to name a few. Veterans will be able … (30 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Benefits Opened to More Veterans with Changes to Eligibility
- 04/20/11 01:50 AM
Benefits Opened to More Veterans with Changes to EligibilityTexas is home now to more than 1.7 million veterans. This new change simple states that “regardless of whether veterans entered the service from Texas or just got here as quickly as they could, they can quality for benefits from the Veterans Land Board(VLB)”. That’s because Jerry Patterson, chairman of the VLB, dropped the one-year residency requirement last year after seeing that too many deserving veterans were having to wait to use the benefits they earned. “Under the old rules, even Davy Crockett would not have qualified for VLB benefits had he survived … (12 comments)
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texas veterans land board: Forfeited Land Sales for Texas Veterans
- 04/03/11 03:43 AM
Forfeited Land Sales for Texas Veterans
On Tuesday, April 26, 2011, the Texas Veterans Land Board (VLB) will once again offer forfeited land tracts to eligible Texas veterans in a sealed-bid sale.What's New:
The one-year Residency Requirement has been eliminated. If you are a veteran living in Texas, regardless of when you moved here, you can qualify for a loan. All winning bids financed through the VLB will be originated as a mortgage loan with a Note and Deed of Trust. Winning bidders must meet VLB credit requirements if obtaining VLB financing. Closing costs and a down payment of not … (16 comments)
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I first started posting about how great our Texas Veteran's Land Board is to all our Texas veterans six years ago when the loan limits was at $80,000. Veterans could purchase 5 acres or more at that price, and own a piece of Texas to build their Dream Homes. No other lender in the state could offer our vets the lowest interest rates for land loans. 
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