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VA LOAN AND DIVORCE

Frank D Bernaldo
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Hi, first time here.. 

my question is... i financed my home with my wife using a va loan. I feel like we might not stay together. So if i refinance my home and then get a divorce and she keeps the home will i still be able to use the va loan again?

What could i do to be able to let her keep the house and allow me to use the va loan for myself?

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John Teachout
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John Teachout
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You can have more than one VA loan but criteria have to be met. Meet with a lender that handles the VA loans and they should know the rules on this. (Has to do with total loan amounts and locations)

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