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Yes. A VA guaranteed loan is not a gift. It must be repaid, just as you must repay any money you borrow. The VA guaranty, which protects the lender against loss, encourages the lender to make a loan with terms favorable to the veteran.
A conventional loan is any mortgage loan that is not insured or guaranteed by the government (such as under Federal Housing Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs, or Department of Agriculture loan programs). Conventional loans can be conforming or non-conforming.
Because conventional loans don't have government insurance, these loans pose a higher risk for lenders. So, credit and income requirements are stricter for conventional conforming mortgage loans than FHA-insured and VA-guaranteed mortgages.
An FHA/VA financing addendum is attached to a purchase contract to state that a buyer with FHA/VA financing can back out of the sale if the appraised property value is less than the asking price.
FHA loans allow lower credit scores than conventional mortgages do, and are easier to qualify for. Conventional loans allow slightly lower down payments. VA loans are reserved for those with VA eligibility and allow lower credit scores, zero down payment options.
Like the FHA loan program, the VA loan program is a government-insured mortgage program. Also, like FHA loans, VA loans are made by private lenders and banks. However, in the case of VA loans, The Department of Veterans Affairs backs or insures the loans.