U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Programs
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The VA-backed home loan program is a vital tool in home financing for those who have served their country in the military. Servicemembers, veterans, and surviving spouses can obtain mortgages, often with no required downpayment, that VA partially guarantees.
The VA share of the single-family mortgage market has grown in recent years. With this growth, it has become even more critical that the program operates efficiently and effectively. MBA’s policy and advocacy efforts have focused on ensuring VA
origination, and servicing requirements are appropriately calibrated, fostering a liquid secondary market for securities backed by VA-guaranteed loans, and opposing proposals that would increase the cost of credit for VA borrowers to generate funds to
be used for non-housing purposes.
Recent MBA Activity Related to Government Lending
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MBA Letter to CFPB on Non-Bank Consent Order Registry
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MBA Letter to VA on Proposed Rule Regarding Loan Reporting Requirement
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MBA Coalition Letter in Support of HUD Secretary Nominee Scott Turner
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MBA Joint Letter on FHA Servicing Handbook Updates
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MBA Industry Comment on FHA Loss Mitigation Updates
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MBA Letter to FHA Advocating for Modernized Title I Loan Process
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MBA Letter to HUD on Draft Mortgagee Letter Concerning Boarder Income
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MBA Comment Letter to HUD on Rental Boarder Income
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MBA Joint Letter to Congress on Road to Housing Act
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MBA Joint Support Letter for H.R. 3507, the Yes In My Backyard (“YIMBY”) Act
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