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Assumptions, Entitlements, and Liability

IS A VA GUARANTEED LOAN A GIFT?

No. It must be repaid, just as you must repay any money you borrow. If you fail to make the payments you agree to make, you may lose your home through foreclosure, and you and your family would probably lose all the time and money you had invested in it. In addition, if the lender takes a loss, VA must pay the guaranty to the lender, and you will be required to repay the amount paid by VA.

IF A MANUFACTURED HOME IS SOLD, CAN THE VA LOAN BE ASSUMED?

Yes. However, for loans made after March 1, 1988, the veteran is required to apply to the holder of the loan for approval of the assumption and release from liability. If the loan was obtained prior to that date, it may be assumed without the approval of the loan holder or VA, but the veteran will usually remain liable on the loan unless he or she applies to VA for a release from liability and VA grants the release in writing.

WILL A RELEASE OF LIABILITY RESTORE THE ENTITLEMENT THE VETERAN ORIGINALLY USED IN GETTING THE LOAN?

No. To have entitlement restored, the veteran must dispose of the manufactured home and/or lot and the loan must either be paid in full or assumed by a qualified veteran-transferee who agrees to substitute his/her entitlement for that used originally by the selling veteran. Restoration or substitution of entitlement is not automatic. You must apply for restoration of entitlement by completing and returning VA Form 26-1880 to any VA regional office or center. Applications for substitution of entitlement must be requested from the VA office that guaranteed the loan.

HOW CAN A VETERAN GET A RELEASE FROM LIABILITY FROM VA?

The veteran will be released from liability on the VA loan if you lender or VA determines that the loan is current and the purchaser of the property is able to make the payments, and assumes full liability on the loan and all the veteran's obligations regarding the loan. For loans closed prior to March 1, 1988, the application forms for a release from liability must be requested from the VA office that guaranteed the loan. For loans closed on or after March 1, 1988, the application forms must be requested from the lender to whom the payments are made.

CAN A VETERAN GET MORE THAN ONE VA MANUFACTURED HOME LOAN?

Yes, if you qualify for restoration of entitlement, or you have enough entitlement left to buy another manufactured home and you have disposed of the previous manufactured home.

Manufactured Homes

  1. Introduction and Overview
  2. Terms, Purposes, and Important Facts
  3. Assumptions, Entitlements, and Liability
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for 2/03/2012

30 Year Fixed
0.000 points
4.000%
4.082% APR

15 Year Fixed
0.000 points
3.250%
3.404% APR

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