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Protect veterans by spotting these common VA lending red flags

Learning to identify deceptive lending tactics can prevent financial harm to veteran borrowers

By Jennifer Beeston

For loan officers working with borrowers seeking Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loans, recognizing the warning signs of predatory lending is essential. It is not just about protecting individual clients — it is about safeguarding an entire community of men and women who have served their country.
Veterans are often targeted by bad actors in the mortgage industry. Loan officers who understand these tactics are in a powerful position to educate their real estate partners and clients before any damage is done. 
The following red flags are among the most common seen in VA lending today.
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