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This means you’ll work directly with us to apply for and manage your loan. The Native American Direct Loan (NADL) program often has better terms than a home loan from a private lender (a private bank, mortgage company, or credit union). Find out if you qualify for a NADL

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With a VA-backed home loan, we guarantee (or stand behind) a portion of the loan you get from a private lender. If your VA-backed home loan goes into foreclosure, the guaranty allows the lender to recover some or all of their losses. Since there’s less risk for the lender, they’re more likely to give you the loan under better terms. In fact, nearly 90% of all VA-backed home loans are made without a down payment.Lenders follow our VA standards when making VA-backed home loans. They may also require you to meet additional standards before giving you a loan. These standards may include having a high enough credit score or getting an updated home appraisal (an expert’s estimate of the value of your home).

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Each time you sign in to a VA website or app, you’ll use multifactor authentication to confirm you’re you. You’ll do this using a device that only you should have, such as your mobile phone.  
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A VA-approved appraiser will also appraise the house to make sure it meets basic property condition requirements (called minimum property requirements, or MPRs), and will provide an opinion of value on the house. Please note that an appraisal isn’t the same as an inspection.
If the property doesn’t appraise at a value that’s high enough to get the loan, you have a few options. You can:
Request a Reconsideration of Value (ROV). You can ask your real estate agent to provide the lender with valid sales data showing the property is worth more than its appraised price. The lender will ask the appraiser to reconsider based on this information.
Renegotiate the sales price. Ask the seller to lower the price to match the appraised value.
Pay the difference between the appraised price and the sales price. To do this, you’ll need to pay this cost at closing.To learn more, watch these helpful videos:VA home loans: What are MPRs?What’s the difference between VA’s appraisal process and a home inspection?
 
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An authority is a person or institution having the final say on a particular matter. The authority decides what is right or wrong and others follow suit. While this word may be used to refer to government or supervisory institutions, authority can also be a source of information.BlogDiscussion or informational website comprised of postings in reverse chronological order. Blogs allow readers to respond and comment on the original content posted. See VA’s official blog (VA News).BrandingItems that help identify a website. Branding can be accomplished by using approved logos and templates. As part of the enterprise-wide Digital Modernization initiative, VA is consolidating and simplifying VA web pages, applications and services into a single, consistent, and unified experience on VA websites. (See VA.gov design guide)BrowserA software application used for retrieving and presenting information on the web. VA web pages must be “browser neutral” to the maximum extent possible. Browsers provide users the ability to choose the language they would like to view content in for full access to information in their primary language.CachingIs a technique that stores a copy of a given resource and serves it back when requested. When a web cache has a requested resource in its store, it intercepts the request and returns a copy of the stored resource instead of re-downloading the resource from the originating server, which speeds up opening the page.Cascading Style SheetsA style sheet language used for describing web page presentation (look and formatting). CSS defines how different elements, such as headers, links, and text will appear such as defining fonts, colors, and paragraph spacing.Cloud ServicesNetwork of servers that provide remote data storage or processing services via the internet, which are owned and maintained internally or externally. (see also Infrastructure as a Service, Low-Code No-Code, Platform as a Service, Software as a Service) 

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Use VA Video Connect Without Data Charges

VA has partnered with AT&T, SafeLink by TracFone, T-Mobile, and Verizon to help Veteran subscribers avoid data charges when using VA Video Connect on a mobile device. This enables Veterans to access their VA care teams through telehealth with fewer worries about data fees.
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Through ATLAS (Accessing Telehealth through Local Area Stations), VA is bringing care closer to home. VA has teamed up with public and private organizations to offer comfortable, private appointment rooms at select locations in your community. These rooms are equipped with internet access and the technology needed to meet with your VA providers through VA Video Connect, VA’s secure videoconferencing app. This telehealth option makes it easier for you to access VA care by reducing obstacles, such as long travel times to appointments and poor internet connectivity at home.
To learn more about the program and find an ATLAS site near you, visit the ATLAS webpage.

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You may be eligible to receive a discount on your home internet or phone service through the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Lifeline program.
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Lifeline provides discounts on your phone or internet bill. If your household is eligible, you can receive up to $9.25 per month off phone, internet, or bundled services. Residents of qualifying tribal lands can receive a discount of up to $34.25 per month.
You can take part in Lifeline if you have a low household income or if you or a member of your household takes part in certain federal assistance programs.
To learn more, visit the Lifeline website or call 800-234-9473 from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Eastern time.

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If you’re unsure about your comfort level with VA telehealth technologies, Virtual Health Resource Centers are available to help you learn about and use virtual care tools.