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How to buy a house to house hack with a lack of claimable income?
I'm getting out of the military soon and I'm looking to buy a house that I will live in and rent out while I go to college. I planned on using the VA loan so I could put 0% down. The problem I'm running into is my lender won't consider the rent I will be getting from the house or my Post 9/11 GI bill BAH(basic allowance for housing) as income I can claim. I have great credit and $90k in assets. Anyone have some creative financing suggestions?