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# The 2026 Veterans Guide to Eligibility & State Programs

VA Home Loans VA doesn’t lend money directly—approved private lenders do. The VA guaranty can reduce lender risk, which is why 0% down is often possible. Full entitlement: Generally means there’s no VA loan limit, but you still must qualify under lender underwriting (income, DTI, residual income, credit). Partial entitlement: Uses your county’s conforming loan limit for entitlement/down-payment math. (County limits can be higher than the baseline.)