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Joshua Hurte
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Lenders and VA Loan mortgages

Joshua Hurte
  • New to Real Estate
  • Fall River
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Hey BP members,

I was wondering if there were any lenders or if someone knew of a lender that specializes in VA Loans in the Southern MA area?

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Vanessa Ng
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Vanessa Ng
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Hi Joshua,

To my knowledge, you would not have to be a landlord or property manager in order to purchase a multi family home. You do however have to reside in one of the units as VA loans are for primary residences only. However, IF you would like to count the prospective rental income towards your loan for qualifying purposes THEN yes you would need evidence of landlord experience or property management.

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