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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying an REO from a VA bank
I am ready to buy my first house to flip (yay!) and it's owned by a VA bank. They've been slow, which I expected, but now they want things to close quickly. I think they were holding out for a vet to buy the property. Anyway, I'll be getting the P&S today and will have a lawyer look it over. Just wondering if anyone out there has had experience buying from a VA bank and if there's anything out of the ordinary that I should be aware of.
TIA
Tamara