WASHINGTON — The Department of Veterans Affairs will end a controversial mortgage bailout program that provides “last resort” assistance to veterans facing foreclosure and holding VA-backed loans, the ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs will launch a new program in May designed to help veterans who are in financial dire straits to keep their homes. The Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase program, or ...

Do you want to renovate your home or complete much-needed repairs but don’t have the cash on hand? If you qualify for VA benefits, a VA home improvement loan is worth considering, as it comes with ...

A "for sale" sign sits in front of a foreclosed home on Oct. 13, 2011, in Miami, Fla. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Starting next month, Veterans Affairs officials will offer a “last-resort” program for ...

A sign announcing a home for sale sits on a property in Aceworth, Georgia, on Feb. 1. (Mike Stewart/AP) The Veterans Affairs Home Loans program has added nearly $4 trillion to the U.S. economy over ...

A VA loan with zero down payment lets veterans buy homes years sooner. Most first-time users pay nothing down, avoiding the $51,600 average upfront cost.

WASHINGTON — A mortgage industry group representing small and mid-sized lenders urged Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins to delay ending a home loan rescue program run by the VA ...

On Wednesday, the Senate passed H.R. 1815, the VA Home Loan Program Reform Act. This authorizes a partial claim program within the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)’s suite of loss-mitigation ...

Lawmakers summoned the head of the Department of Veterans Affairs' loan program, John Bell, to Capitol Hill this week and asked him to explain how the VA is going to fix a debacle that's left many ...

While the mortgage industry has applauded the Trump administration’s push to restore a partial claim option for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans, many experts warn it may arrive too late ...