Last year, VA helped 72,391 veterans and servicemembers who were in default on their mortgage loan retain their homes or avoid foreclosure. For veterans and Servicemembers who have trouble meeting their mortgage obligations or anticipate problems in the near future, VA first recommends contacting their loan servicer. Depending on the situation, VA's loan specialists can intervene on a veteran's behalf to help pursue home-retention options such as repayment plans, forbearances, and loan modifications. Veterans and Servicemembers can also call VA toll-free at (877) 827-3702 to speak with a VA specialist concerning foreclosure avoidance. For more information, visit the VA Home Loan section of the Mililtary.com Money Center.
Week of February 06, 2012
Current Issue
- House Committee Dumps TRICARE Fee Hikes
- Five Hot Jobs for Ex-Military Personnel
- Vet Grants in Illinois
- New Economic Program in Wisconsin
- VA Eliminates Co-Payment
- Featured Job: UnitedHealth Group 051412
- Brain Trauma and Vets
- Easier Way to Order a Medallion
- Firearms Illegal at VA Facilities
- Grants for Job Training
- VA Seeks Comments
- Vow to Hire Heroes Act
- Play Military Trivia, Win an iPod
- Understand Your Military Pay
- Deal of the Week: Military Discounts
- VA Home Loan FAQ
- Featured Employer: Chevron
- Watch Military Videos
- $100k of Protection for $6.80 a Month
- Army May Tighten Tattoo, Grooming Regs
- Report on Fort Detrick Available
- Memorial Day Parade
- Free Admission to Theme Parks
- National Military Appreciation Month
- WWII Veteran Honored
