Texas Veterans Land Board Loan Programs

Texas Veterans Land Board, Texas General Land Office

Low-interest land, home and home improvement loans

You can borrow at low interest for land, a home or home improvements through the Texas Veterans Land Board, and you can apply for any or all three at the same time. Once you or your successor pay a Veterans Land Board loan off, you can apply for another. The board does not refinance an existing home loan and cannot be used as a down payment, and every loan is subject to credit approval. If you are called to active duty from the National Guard or Reserves you may be able to defer your payments.

Check eligibility

How to apply

Start the application online through the Veterans Land Board loan application. For help, call 800-252-8387 or email VLBinfo@glo.texas.gov.

What you'll need

Proof of Texas residency on the date you apply, your DD214 or proof of current service, and the income, credit and property documents the loan officer asks for.

Eligibility

You are at least 18 years old
You are a Texas resident on the date you apply
You are an active duty service member, a member of the Texas National Guard, a reserve component member who completed 20 qualifying years for retirement, an honorably discharged veteran who served at least 90 days on active duty unless discharged sooner for a service-connected disability, or the surviving spouse of a veteran listed as missing in action or whose death was service-connected
You are approved for credit

Source

Official source

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