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All Forum Posts by: Alexandra Lowry

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@Roemeo Barnette Yes you should be able to do this. You do have to live in both properties as your primary residence so if you are trying to buy both at the same time this wouldnt be possible unless you and your wife were separated and living in different primary residences but if sufficient time has passed since the first purchase then you could buy another property with her VA eligibility. My husband and I used two VA loans with zero problems! Bought one house with a VA which we lived in for 1.5 years, then rented it out and bought a second house with the other VA. Both houses were in the same city and no one we worked with questioned it. The main benefit for VA over an FHA loan is 0% down required and you don’t pay monthly mortgage insurance, which can add up to quite a bit in the long run. If I were you I would definitely recommend looking around more to see if any of your local lenders advertise as being military friendly or if they specialize in VA loans. Personally, I have utilized VA and conventional loans over FHA, but you can run your numbers with different loan scenarios and choose what is best for you.