Your VA rate stinks. Let's fix it in 10 minutes.
If you have a VA loan and haven't checked your rate in the last 6 months, you're likely overpaying. A VA Streamline Refi (IRRRL) is the fastest way to lower your payment — no appraisal and less paperwork. See your new, lower rate online, right now.
IRRRL at a glance
No appraisal. No stacks of paperwork. Just a lower payment.
The IRRRL exists for one reason: to make lowering your VA rate as fast and painless as possible. Most members see a rate in minutes and close in about three weeks — without the appraisal, the piles of pay stubs, or the out-of-pocket costs of a normal refinance.
See My Lower Rate Now*Closing costs and the VA funding fee can typically be rolled into the new loan. Subject to eligibility and credit approval. Not a commitment to lend.
The fastest way to lower your VA payment
You already proved your eligibility on your current VA loan — so the IRRRL strips out the slow, expensive parts of a normal refinance.
- No new appraisal. In most cases we don't need to re-value your home.
- Less paperwork. Often no income or employment verification required.
- Nothing out of pocket. Closing costs and the funding fee can be rolled in.
- Skip a payment or two. Many members skip a month as the new loan closes.

The 30-second IRRRL checklist
If these three sound like you, there's a strong chance you can lower your payment. We'll confirm in minutes.
You already have a VA loan
The IRRRL refinances an existing VA-backed mortgage into a new one.
You're current on payments
On-time payments over the last 12 months (one late may be allowed).
It saves you money
The new loan must deliver a "net tangible benefit" — usually a lower rate and payment.
Estimate your new payment
Enter your current balance and a lower rate to see the difference. Taxes and insurance are additional.
The VA funding fee for an IRRRL is low and can be financed. Excludes taxes and insurance.
Good to know
See your lower rate now
If you have a VA loan, there's a good chance you're overpaying. Find out in a few minutes — no appraisal, no obligation.
