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Veterans Foreclosure Crisis

Closing the gap that puts veterans out of their homes

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Download the data and source registers behind VFC

8 public registers, published openly and downloadable as CSV.

Everything on this site is built from these files. They are published so you can check the site against them rather than take its word.

No login, no key, no terms. Open them in a spreadsheet. If a number on a page disagrees with the register behind it, the register is right and the page is a bug, and we want to hear about it.

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The public registers

Row counts are as published. Every file is UTF-8 CSV with a header row.

The public registers, what each contains, and its row count.
RegisterWhat is in itRows
sources.csvEvery source behind every claim, with its date, its publisher, and an archive link where one exists. 126 of the 325 carry an archived copy.325
claims.csvEvery claim the site makes, each tied to the sources that support it and labelled with how confirmed it is.76
rebuttals.csvPublic statements, evidence-based responses, cited records and verification status.34
timeline.csvThe dated chronology. One row per event, each with its source.44
news.csvCoverage and public statements as they land.46
glossary.csvTerms used across the public record, defined in one place.17
servicers.csvServicer entities referenced in the public servicer tracker. This is a small, sourced starting set, not a company ranking.2
servicer_evidence.csvDated evidence about servicer implementation, borrower access and official assistance. “No public evidence located” does not establish nonimplementation.8

SCHEMA

The files declare their own structure

datapackage.json is a Frictionless Data Package covering the 8 approved public registers.

It names every field, its type, and which fields are required. A validator runs against it before anything ships, and a file that does not match its own schema stops the release. That is the reason these counts can be trusted rather than asserted.

How the numbers are produced, and what each one does and does not include, is written up at data and methods. The record they support is at the record.