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A big and heartfelt thank you to our partners and look forward to
exploring innovative ways to enhance these collaborations.
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Opportunities
Project Driven Partnerships
Call for Collaboration
- Expanding HUD-Certified Financial & Housing Education to Military Communities
- Loss Mitigation & Foreclosure Prevention Outreach Events (in-person & Virtually)
- VAREP’s Homeowner Outreach & Mitigation Engagement (HOME) Program
- Expansion of VAREP’s Veteran Economic & Housing Outreach Centers (VEHOC)
- Integrate VAREP’s HUD-Certified services as part of the DoD financial literacy mandate and part of TAPS.
- Homebuyer Outreach Events (in-person & virtually)
We are seeking new partnerships with corporations (within and beyond the housing industry), Non-Profit Organizations, Local, State, and Federal Agencies, Government Sponsored Entities (GSEs) and Private & Public Foundations.
Ways to Partner Annually
- Annual Partnership
- Policy Conference – June of each year
- National Convention – October of each year
Military Community Snapshot
Active-Duty & Veteran Combined

304,823
Veteran-Owned Businesses

$1.2 Trillion
Annual Buying Power

3.3 Million
Employed by Veteran-Owned Businesses

150+
Number of Languages Spoken

16+ Million
Veterans in the U.S.
Decrease from 21+ million
Primarily Silent, Baby Boomers, & GenX
Between 45 and 79 Years Old

1.3 Million
Active-Duty Personnel
41% Decrease from 1987 peak
Primarily Millennial and Gen Z
Between 20 and 35 Years Old

10% - 12%
Percentage of Transactions contributed
to The Real Estate Market

400,695
No. of Closed VA Loans (2023)
Decrease from 1.4m in 2021 peak
Active-Duty & Veteran Challenges
Active-Duty
- 65% Reported gaps in financial knowledge.
- 50% Reported unawareness of VA home loan benefits.
- 36% Reported on reliance on high-interest loans.
- 27% Rise in complaints for SCRA & foreclosure violations in 2022 vs. 2021.
Veterans
- 80% Reported financial stress in the past 12 months.
- 51% Faced barriers to saving money, struggling to managing debt.
- 38% Had less than $500 in emergency savings.
- 33% Were unaware or did not know how to access the VA loan benefit.
Transitioning Servicemembers
- 50% Veterans & Spoused Identified Financial Issues & Economic Stability.
- 33% Reported employment was their biggest hurdle.
- 19% Post-9/11 veterans reported lack of Consistent housing.
- 16.8% Veteran suicides per day, a decrease from the previous 22 per day.
- 32,282 Homeless veterans in 2024, a 55.6% reduction from 154,000 in 2007.
Partnership Benefits


