<prompt> Human: Hi guys, sorry if this is the wrong subreddit. Im looking for some info about mortgage lending. The gist of my situation is I closed on a house last month via VA loan. I am moved in and living in it. The lender contacted me yesterday saying that they messed up closing costs, so the sellers brought in too much. The VA caught the error and wont guarantee the loan. To fix the problem, I can pay an additional 1400 to principal to balance out the closing costs. While I can pay the 1400, it is not an insignificant amount of money to me. I feel like this isnt really my problem. Why does it matter to me if the lender cant get the loan guaranteed? Does anyone with experience in mortgage lending know if I would be able to extract concessions rate reduction? from the lender to help them make this problem go away? Or am I way off base and this is something that Im obligated to do?  <response>: How can the VA un-guarantee the loan, given that all parties have agreed, signed, and paid what was on contract to begin with and a month has passed? Its not like the sellers brought up this issue, right? 