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Overseas Investor Italy and Texas

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Hello, I am an army civilian, I work and live overseas. I bought my first rental property a year ago, it's rented to a military community. I'm ready for my next investment, but I have no down payment. Lol 

Im still thinking about if I want to go for another one here in Italy, or in my hometown, San Antonio Texas. 

im here to learn and find ideas to fund, I have a low paying job, but thankfully I also have a low cost of living. 

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Quote from @Tiffanie Figueroa:

I think San Antonio is a great city to invest especially if appreciation is important to you. If you plan to buy and hold for several years you could use your VA loan for a Long term rental. Some New construction builders have great incentives lowering interest rates

Willing to be corrected, but I don't think you can use your VA loan for a strictly rental property. It's my understanding that you have to actually live there for at least a year.

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