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A piece of legislation introduced in the Senate in mid-May could streamline the appraisalprocess for VA loans. The legislation would modernize the Department of Veteran Affairs ‘ appraisal requirements by allowing desktop appraisals, and in some circumstances, waving appraisals all together.
“The data released today will provide insights into consumer behavior and borrowers’ experiences, leading to better analysis of how mortgageprocesses could be improved for future borrowers.”
At the end of the day, Pascoe says the process is not all that different than purchasing a home with a conventional mortgage. Even under “normal” market conditions, VA buyers struggle to successfully purchase a home using their benefit.
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