Under VA fixed-rate loan programs, which statement is true about term lengths?

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Multiple Choice

Under VA fixed-rate loan programs, which statement is true about term lengths?

Explanation:
The key idea is that VA fixed-rate loans have a maximum term that lenders can offer. For VA fixed-rate programs, the longest allowed term is 30 years. A 40-year term would exceed this limit, so it’s not permitted. That’s why the statement about 40-year terms being prohibited is the correct one. The other choices would imply an exception (that 40-year terms are allowed, or that the rule only applies to ARM loans, or only for veterans with special status), but VA rules set the cap generally, regardless of rate type or special status.

The key idea is that VA fixed-rate loans have a maximum term that lenders can offer. For VA fixed-rate programs, the longest allowed term is 30 years. A 40-year term would exceed this limit, so it’s not permitted. That’s why the statement about 40-year terms being prohibited is the correct one. The other choices would imply an exception (that 40-year terms are allowed, or that the rule only applies to ARM loans, or only for veterans with special status), but VA rules set the cap generally, regardless of rate type or special status.

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