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Best loans for a rental property

Aaron Nowak
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I am active duty military and purchased my house back in 2015 with the VA Loan. I recently received a new assignment so I will no longer be living in this house. I called my mortgage company to see if there were any stipulations for renting my house out while using the VA Loan. They told me I needed to switch to a conventional loan and I would need to pay to get it up to 20% equity. I currently don't have enough money to put down to get it to 20% equity. I am wondering if there is a different type of loan I can use that doesn't require having 20% equity in the house and still be able to use it as a rental? If anyone needs any further information feel free to let me know!

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