The 2019 $0 down, VA home loan limit for Lander County is $484,350.
The discovery of gold and silver in Lander County during the 1840’s continues to shape the area today. One of the original nine counties of Nevada, Lander County was created in 1861, following the establishment of a federal wagon route through the area. The county was named after Frederick W. Lander, the chief engineer of the route. Even with the passage of time, mining remains a strong force in the local economy, with new operations opening regularly.
A sparse population of less than 6,000 residents may mislead outsiders, as the county has no shortage of activities. Battle Mountain, the county seat, often operates as the center of the action with a multitude of amenities and recreational events. The popularity and accessibility of fishing, boating, hunting and hiking make Lander County the optimal destination for outdoor devotees.
Maximum VA Appraisal Fees Allowable In Lander County:
- Single Family: $450
- Condominium: $450
- Manufactured Housing ( including modular): $450
- Duplex $500
- Triplex $600
- Fourplex $600
- Repair Certification $100
Why move to Lander County Nevada?
With a portion of its 6,300,000 acres reaching into the county, Toiyabe National Forest provides Lander with an incredible backdrop. The potential to observe Wildfire in its natural habitat further supports the county claim of “panoramic views that last far beyond what the eyes can see.” The serenity provided by the many ponds and lakes is often attributed by residents as a driving force behind migration to Lander County. More than a few times temporary visits have turned tourists into natives. The median price for a three-bedroom home is around $150,000; well below the national average. Most homes include spacious surroundings and a great view of the landscape. Communities of the area boast of a high quality of life mixed with low costs. The friendliness and warmth of the locals doesn’t hurt when it comes to new families acclimating to new surroundings.
Military Presence in Lander County NV
Like many counties in Nevada, Lander County has a noticeable military presence. The close proximity to several other military bases has led to the establishment of a training reset and emergency landing zone at the local Battle Mountain airport. Additionally, the National Guard frequently operates training programs or general meetings using facilities within Lander County. The Battle Mountain area as well as nearby Elko County also share training facilities for military operations. Because of the adjacency to recreational and military activities, Lander County is a convenient place for service members and civilians to call home.
Beyond the active duty military presence in the county, local veterans benefit from living in close proximity to Churchill County, which operates a VFW and VA health clinic.
Furthermore, veteran residents of Lander County may find the Nevada tax exemptions available to them particularly beneficial. Veterans who reside in Nevada may use their tax exemption for either property tax or vehicle privilege tax (not both). Disabled veterans whose disability stems from service and the widows of disabled veterans may be eligible for up to 60 percent in property tax exemptions. Rates may vary by county, to find out the specific rate of Lander County, contact the Lander County assessor.
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- Nevada VA Loan Information: https://www.vahomeloancenters.org/nevada-military-mortgage-home-loan-limit-info/
- VA Loan Information by State: https://www.vahomeloancenters.org/va-loan-limit-maximum-va-loan-amount/
