Alsobrooks, Tillis Introduce VA Home Loan Navigator Act to Support Veterans Housing
November 10, 2026 WASHINGTON, DC – As reported today in The Hill , Senator Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) and Senator Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) introduced the VA Home Loan Navigator Act, which would establish a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) program offering free, voluntary support to individuals eligible for VA home loan benefits. Designated organizations would help borrowers understand their benefits, navigate the mortgage process, resolve loan servicing issues, and explore options to avoid foreclosure. The bill would also establish training and conflict-of-interest requirements for participating organizations and require VA to evaluate the program and report to Congress every two years. “We have an obligation to do more than say thank you to those who served our country. Our veterans deserve access to affordable, quality health care, to be able to afford groceries and gas, and be able to buy a home. I am so proud to partner with my colleague Senator Tillis to introduce this critical legislation that will support veterans through the mortgage and loan process and make the American dream of owning a home a reality for those who have served our country,” said Senator Alsobrooks. “Our veterans have earned the opportunity to achieve the American dream of owning a home and we have a responsibility to ensure they have the resources and support they need to make it happen. The VA Home Loan Navigator Act will provide veterans with free, trusted guidance to help navigate the homebuying and mortgage process, understand their benefits, and address challenges that could put their homes at risk. I’m proud to partner with Senator Alsobrooks on this bipartisan effort to protect our veterans and ensure they receive the benefits they have earned through their service to our nation,” said Senator Tillis . Read full text of the bill here . ###
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