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Business, 04.10.2019 22:30, tddreviews

At the present time, funds are limited for calvet program mortgage loans. a decision must be made to give one veteran a loan over another. veteran a has been in the military service for 20 years and is a four-time decorated hero. he wants to buy an oregon farm with the loan. veteran b has been in the military four years. he lost his right leg in a battle in afghanistan. he wants to buy a small home in las vegas for himself and his mother, who will live with him. which veteran will they choose and why?

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