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Sean McDonald
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Assuming a VA loan with current VA loan

Sean McDonald
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Monterey, CA
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What are the requirements for assuming a VA loan. My wife is a veteran and we have used her entire entitlement on our primary residence. We have a potential deal and one of the options for the purchase is the assumption of the current VA loan. Is this possible given the situation?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Not sure, but it used to be that you could assume in one of two ways:

1) as a buyer Not using their own va entitlement (or a non vet)which would not release the loan amount of the seller's entitlement.

2) as a buyer that Is using their entitlement, freeing the that amount for the seller

Don't know if it's still that way.

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