VA Loan Servicers Delay Deed-in-Lieu Process for Months After Formal Requests
VA loan servicers fail to initiate deed-in-lieu processes for months after veterans formally request them, forcing homeowners through unnecessary delinquency and credit damage. The delay has no regulatory enforcement mechanism available to borrowers. Veterans facing housing distress have no escalation path to force servicer compliance.
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