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VA Loan Guarantee

Posted by SeanW on November 24, 2003 at 6:44 PM

Anyone know when a foreclosing lender can collect it's VA loan guarantee?

For example.

Suppose a loan that's $80,000 in default goes to sale in June for $70,000. The bank sells it REO in August and collects a net $74,000 after closing.

Would the lender collect $10000 in June, or $6000 in August?

I'm basically curious whether there's any advantage to a lender, to sell a VA-backed house quickly. If they have to wait until the house is ultimately disposed of, then that would be an incentive to deal (when an investor comes calling after a trustee sale...)


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