Part-Time
Posted on 12/13/2025
VA loan origination and servicing
$15 - $19/hr
Columbia, MO, USA
In Person
Veterans United Home Loans provides VA-backed mortgage lending services for veterans and active-duty personnel, handling loan origination and loan servicing. Its core product is a VA loan guaranteed by the VA, typically with no down payment, competitive rates, and limited closing costs, with guidance through the application and ongoing mortgage management. The company differentiates itself by focusing on military families, offering dedicated military advisors and educational resources, and supporting communities through the Veterans United Foundation. Its goal is to help veterans achieve homeownership and improve their lives through ongoing support and outreach.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Columbia, South Carolina
Founded
2002
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Frequently asked questions. * Veterans United is a mortgage lender based in Columbia, Missouri, that specializes in VA home loans for veterans, active-duty service members and surviving spouses. Founded in 2002, it has closed more than half a million VA loans and have been the #1 VA purchase lender for nine consecutive years. * Not if you meet the basic requirements: a 620 credit score and steady income. Since it specializes in VA loans, you'll also need to meet VA eligibility requirements (service requirements and a Certificate of Eligibility). If your credit needs work, it offers free credit counseling to help you qualify, a service that's helped over 50,000 veterans improve their scores. * Yes. Veterans United is a direct mortgage lender licensed to operate in all 50 states. It originates loans rather than acting as a broker. * Veterans United specializes in VA loans (purchase, refinance, cash-out refinance, IRRRL), but it also offers FHA, USDA, conventional and jumbo loans. However, it doesn't directly offer home equity loans or HELOCs. These types of loans are available through its partner, U.S. Bank. * Not directly. Veterans United partners with U.S. Bank to offer home equity loans and HELOCs. If you're interested in these products, Veterans United does an initial screening and refers you to U.S. Bank. Alternatively, Veterans United directly offers VA cash-out refinances, which allow you to refinance your mortgage and take cash from your home's equity without needing a separate lender. * The average closing time is about 34 days, faster than the national average. Some borrowers close in as little as three weeks, especially with VA loans. * Absolutely. Its 24/7 customer service and fully online/mobile process make itideal for service members stationed internationally. You can upload documents, track your loan progress and communicate with your team from anywhere in the world. * If your credit score is below 620, you won't initially qualify for a loan. However, Veterans United offers free credit counseling to help you improve your score. Its service has helped over 50,000 veterans build their credit and eventually qualify for a home loan. Sources. Contributor Christi Gorbett is a freelance writer with more than eight years of experience and a master's degree in English. She's created a wide range of content for banks, financial product comparison sites, and marketing companies on topics like small business loans, credit cards, mortgages, retirement planning, lender reviews, and more. As a former teacher, Christi excels at making complex financial topics accessible and easy to understand. Her interest in finance grew when she returned to the U.S. after living in South Korea for nearly a decade. This shift was driven by several personal financial challenges: rebuilding her financial base after the move home, starting her own business, and catching up on retirement savings. These experiences deepened Christi's practical understanding of finance and intensified her interest in the field. See full profile More resources on Finder Mortgage guides Loan types Finder group compare the following lenders and brokers Term length Mortgage cost by amount Mortgage calculators
Veterans United hit with lawsuit claiming deceptive branding, steering. Complaint cites RESPA violations, referral payments to agents and confusion over VA affiliation Article Summary. A class-action lawsuit accuses Veterans United Home Loans of misleading veterans about its VA affiliation and steering them to more expensive loans, citing violations of federal and Missouri laws. AI Summary Veteran homebuyers are accusing Veterans United Home Loans, owned by Mortgage Research Center, of falsely presenting itself as part of the federal government and steering borrowers toward more costly loans, according to a class-action lawsuit filed this week in Michigan. The complaint alleges that the private, for-profit corporation that's unaffiliated with the military designed its website to mislead homebuyers into believing it is connected to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). It cites "multiple real estate and loan officers" who say they routinely lose business because borrowers believe they must use Veterans United "since it's part of the VA." The company was founded and is run by three individuals with no military service records, the complaint states. Chad Moller, corporate communications manager for Veterans United, sent a statement to HousingWire that disputes the allegations. "For 24 years we have been committed to serving Veterans and military families with love, care and respect," the statement read. "We're aware of the lawsuit that was filed. We deny the accusations and look forward to disputing this through the legal process. Because this is pending litigation, we can't comment further." The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri against Veterans United and Veterans Realty, owned by Realty Search Solutions LLC. Attorneys representing the plaintiffs said they have spoken with roughly half a dozen real estate agents and loan officers across the country with firsthand experience involving VA home loans.
New study ranks Myrtle Beach, S.C., Atlantic City, N.J., and Lawrence, Kan. among top destinations for Veterans and military families. COLUMBIA, Mo., May 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Veterans United Home Loans, the nation's largest VA lender, released its 2025 Best Cities for Veterans to Live list today. While Midwest metros continue to offer affordability and access, this year's rankings show a noticeable rise in appeal along the coasts. The Top 10 overall markets for Veterans and service members are: Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Atlantic City-Hammonton, N.J.; Lawrence, Kan.; Sioux Falls, S.D.; Battle Creek, Mich.; Decatur, Ill.; Cleveland, Ohio; Altoona, Pa.; Rapid City, S.D.; and Lawton, Okla
Increase fueled by caregiving needs and affordabilityCOLUMBIA, Mo. , April 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As families think ahead to their next move, many are considering how to bring loved ones under one roof—whether to care for aging parents, support adult children or share household expenses. Nearly 3-in-10 prospective buyers (28%) plan to purchase a home that will include family members from multiple generations, according to a new survey released today by Veterans United Home Loans, the nation's largest VA lender.The nationwide survey of 900 would-be buyers highlights the rising influence of family dynamics and financial considerations in the homebuying journey.Aging parents who need care (29%) was the top reason for seeking a home that can accommodate family members. Others said extended family members may help cover costs (21%), and grandparents sometimes contribute financially so the family can live in a certain area or spend part of the year together (27%)."Multigenerational homes are more than a trend: They are a meaningful solution for families looking to care for one another while making the most of their homebuying power," said Chris Birk, vice president of mortgage insight at Veterans United. "We're seeing buyers become increasingly thoughtful about how their home can serve not just themselves, but their broader family members."The Veterans United survey found that multigenerational living could be a fast-growing trend.According to the National Association of Realtors' 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, 17% of recent buyers purchased a multigenerational home last year to reduce costs, care for aging relatives or to accommodate adult children moving back in. NAR also found that 36% of multigenerational buyers cited cost savings as their top reason, followed by caregiving for aging parents (25%) and supporting adult children returning home (21%).Why buyers are choosing multigenerational livingAbout 1-in-3 buyers cited the need to move aging parents into the home to provide care and support
Well, another year is in the books at the VA, and like prior years, Veterans United topped the list as the #1 VA loan lender in America.