Veterans seeking homes would get more financial guidance and a database of adapted housing.
This bill, called the HOME Act, would help veterans buying homes. It would give lenders clearer guidance on veterans' income and offer voluntary financial counseling. Disabled veterans would also get a new way to find homes adapted for their needs.
Today, VA guidance to lenders doesn't explicitly include nonprofit financial service organizations, and there's no official VA program for voluntary financial counseling for veterans buying homes. Also, there isn't a central VA database for adapted housing for disabled veterans, nor specific outreach to veterans in U.S. Territories for certain benefits. If this bill passes, the VA would update its guidance, offer financial counseling through nonprofits, create an adapted housing database, and conduct targeted outreach to veterans in U.S. Territories.
HR 3720 · 119th Congress · June 4, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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