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A buyer compares FHA and VA financing and asks what the federal agencies actually do. Which answer is most accurate?

Correct Answer

C) FHA insures approved lenders, while VA guarantees a portion of eligible loans

That is the correct distinction. HUD explains that FHA insures approved lenders against losses on eligible FHA loans, while VA guidance explains that the VA guarantees a portion of eligible loans made by private lenders.

Answer Options
A
Both agencies lend their own money directly to all homebuyers at published rates
B
FHA buys conventional loans in the secondary market, while VA services them
C
FHA insures approved lenders, while VA guarantees a portion of eligible loans
D
VA insures lenders against default losses, while FHA guarantees only part of the loan

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