12/15/2024
VASP
To qualify for the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase (VASP) program, a borrower must meet the following requirements:
Delinquency: The loan must be 3–60 months delinquent when submitted to the program
Residence: The borrower or an immediate family member must live in the property
Bankruptcy: The borrower and anyone else on the loan cannot be in active bankruptcy, but a dismissed or discharged bankruptcy is acceptable
Default: The borrower must have resolved the reason for default and be able to resume making payments
Income: The borrower and anyone else on the loan must have a reliable source of income
Lien position: The VA-guaranteed loan must be in first lien position, and the property must not have any liens or judgments
Payments: The borrower must have made at least six monthly payments since the loan began, or since the last modification
Ownership: The borrower must be the legal owner of record for the property
Agreement: The borrower and anyone else on the loan must agree to the VASP modification terms
VASP is a program that helps veterans who are at risk of foreclosure and can't resolve their delinquency through other options. It's the last option in the VA's Home Retention Waterfall.
Note: Borrowers don't apply for VASP, but instead their servicer determines eligibility after reviewing all other home retention options.