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VA loan
My father was in the military and never used a VA loan. Is there any way that I can benefit from this?
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@Account Closed technically his father can purchase the property with his VA loan for 0% down, and then let his son rent it out for him. He could sign a master lease with his dad and sublet it out. Simple way for both of them to take advantage of his father's entitlement.