The Lost Art Project: Veterans’ Voices

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#748 FireSide Chat w/ Jeff Newton & the Crew; 15 Oct 2026

#748 FireSide Chat w/ Jeff Newton & the Crew; 15 Oct 20264 days ago1 h 31 min

🎙️ EPISODE #748 — FireSide Chat w/ Jeff Newton & the Crew | 15 October 2026

🇺🇸 VA HOME LOANS: UNDERSTANDING THE BENEFITS YOU'VE EARNED! 🏡

Did you know that VA home loan benefits may offer veterans more opportunities than simply purchasing an existing home? What about building a new house, purchasing land, renovating a property, or refinancing your current mortgage?

In this episode of The Lost Art Project, host Andrew "AJ" Cox and the Crew welcome Jeff Newton, founder of National VA Loans, for an informative, entertaining, and eye-opening conversation about VA home loan benefits and the opportunities many veterans may not realize are available to them.

Jeff has worked in the mortgage industry since 2002. Inspired by conversations with his brother Josh, a 21-year U.S. Air Force veteran, Jeff recognized that many veterans were not receiving the information they needed to fully understand their earned home loan benefits. That realization helped shape his mission of educating and assisting veterans through National VA Loans.

Throughout the conversation, Jeff breaks down several important aspects of VA home financing, including:

🏠 VA Home Purchases — Understanding the VA home loan benefit and how veterans can use it to purchase a home.

🔨 VA Construction Loans — Exploring the possibility of purchasing land and building a new home through a one-time-close construction loan.

🛠️ VA Renovation Loans — How certain financing options may allow eligible borrowers to purchase and improve an existing property.

💰 Refinancing and Financial Decisions — Understanding available options and making informed decisions about homeownership.

📋 The VA Loan Process — Qualifications, appraisals, contractors, and why working with knowledgeable professionals matters.

🇺🇸 Veteran Education — Why understanding earned benefits is just as important as having access to them.