Kansas VA Loans
Deciding to purchase a house in Kansas is a huge financial decision, but with the unique benefits provided by the VA loan, your dream of homeownership just got that much easier.
With the average listing price of a home in Kansas landing at $298,430 the VA loan’s signature $0-money-down benefit is a considerable advantage for Kansas homebuyers.
See also: VA Loan Options for Other States
How to get a VA Loan in Kansas
VA loans are made by private lenders and guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Because private lenders make the loans and not the VA, you need to find a lender licensed in the state you plan to purchase or refinance.
For example, if you're purchasing a home in Topeka, KS, you'll need to find a lender licensed in Kansas to do the loan.
Other Considerations for Getting a VA Loan in Kansas
VA borrowers in Kansas should also consider the cost and impact of VA loan limits and property taxes when making their home purchase.
Kansas VA Loan Limits
VA borrowers in Kansas with their full VA loan entitlement are not restricted by VA loan limits. This means you can borrow as much as a lender is willing to lend without needing a down payment.
However, veterans without their full VA loan entitlement are still bound to Kansas’s VA loan limits.
As of January 1, 2025, VA loan limits for all counties in Kansas are $806,500.
Property Taxes in Kansas
Another consideration for VA buyers in Kansas is property taxes. For certain VA buyers, there are exemptions.
You may be eligible for a property tax exemption in Kansas if you meet one of the following conditions:
- If you are a veteran who is 50% or more disabled as a result of service, you or a qualifying family member may receive a property tax refund of your primary residence.
If you are required to pay property tax in Kansas, the American Community Survey by the U.S. Census Bureau estimates you may pay the following in each county:
How VA Loans Work in Kansas
View the graphic below to learn more about how VA loans work in Kansas.
