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Veteran, first time buying a house and using VA.

Kassie Brown
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My husband and I are wanting to move to Tyler, Texas to be closer to my dad. We are currently renting and looking for a house. We have thought about buying an investment property and not sure if we should flip a house or buy a 3-4 rental. I guess we need advice and would love to talk to someone in Tyler. Thanks!

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Devin Cordell
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Birmingham, AL
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Devin Cordell
  • Real Estate Agent
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Welcome to BP.

If you intend to use a VA backed product, it must be for your primary residence. As a veteran, Navy Federal has decent investment product rates though you may look into.

VA would be perfect for house hacking, or just building equity.

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