AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation offers traditional VA loans as well as streamline and cash-out refinance options to those who are interested in this. These options aren't available with every VA loan provider, so consider moving AmeriSave up on your list if you're interested in one of these. It doesn't disclose any information on terms on its website, which is not unusual for a mortgage lender, but you can learn more about your options by getting prequalified online or contacting the company by phone.

The VA sets the rules for VA loans, so the terms are similar no matter which company you're working with. There is a funding fee, unless you are disabled. This is a percentage of the amount you're borrowing and it's pretty typical of most VA loans. AmeriSave is pretty transparent about what kind of credit you need in order to get approved for the loan and the requirements are pretty lenient, so most borrowers shouldn't have a problem with this.

AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation has been in business nearly 20 years. Its reputation online isn't the greatest, but it's not unusual for mortgage lenders and financial institutions to have a few complaints with the Better Business Bureau or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Most of its CFPB complaints were not about its VA loans. The VA is the one that's actually backing your mortgage, so you shouldn't have too many problems with AmeriSave.