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Hawaii Military First Time Home Buyer Class at Schofield Barracks

FREE informational class for First Time Hawaii Home Buyers that want to use their VA Loan Eligibility to purchase Hawaii Real Estate. this class is open to ALL BRANCHES OF THE ARMED FORCES, RESERVISTS, NATIONAL GUARD AND RETIREES.

Tentative Date (to be updated soon) Dec 3, 2008

Location: The Nehelani Club on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Home of the 25th Infantry "Tropic Lightning" Division.

Time: 1000 to 1400 with a new class starting each hour (10,11, 12 and 1300)

Complimentary beverages and light pupu's will be served.

This block of instruction is being presented by First Sergeant (Retired) David Kucic of RE/MAX Honolulu and Hawaii VA Loan Officer, Jay Oku.

Leaders: Bring your section, squad, team or platoon but please call or email me first so I can prepare to have enough seating.

Topics To Be Discussed

The definition of a VA Loan
How to obtain your "Certificate of Elibility"
Benefits of using your VA Loan Eligibility
The VA Loan Preapproval Process
How to improve your credit score
Examples of available homes with a breakdown of what your costs would be

David Kucic, RA
First Sergeant, USA (Ret)
RE/MAX Honolulu
Phone (808) 218-9338
Email: david@davidkucic.com

Posted by 1SG (Ret) David Kucic on 11/19/2008 12:41 PM

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4 Comments on Hawaii Military First Time Home Buyer Class at Schofield Barracks

NOV

2008

GREAT IDEA! The whole process can be very confusing, sure helps to have some experts willing to go over everything.

Aloha and thanks Penny. I started doing those classes about 3 years ago when I would teach them to National Guard units here in Hawaii. I stopped for a long time but now myself and my VA Loan Officer are going to re-generate our program. Have a great day!

David—Do you ever feature or point out that there is a marina available at Ewa Beach. It's located out at the rental housing that has a guard gate. Can't think of the name right now. It's just a few minutes from where we lived if you take the back road along to Holomua School grounds. It's a neat little place and not many people know about it. We met a retired Air Force guy out there so it's open to military people. Hope all is well for you and family. Take care and have a Happy thanksgiving.

NOV

2008

Hi Linda and Howdy to you! Funny you should mention that.....I own the domain names "Ewa Beach Marina.com" but have not had time to build the info yet. Soon, I will have that site up and running. The place you are referring to is Iroquois Point and thats exactly where the picture on my blog page came from! Tonya and I go out to the beach cafe for a coffee once in a while since it is literally just down the street from our house. Happy Turkey Day to you too.

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