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All Forum Posts by: Matthew Rojeski

Matthew Rojeski has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Hello everyone.

I have a fourplex on the market that has very high cashflow and good terms that is under a VA loan. I was contacted by a real estate agent today with a client who would like to offer full price but assume the loan. I understand the person is a civilian and my entitlement would remain with the loan until refinanced or paid off.

My question is if any one here has had experience with VA loan assumptions and if my plan has been done before which is:

Either A: Have a clause that gives them a certain time period to refinance the loan to free up my entitlement

or B: Offer more money for keeping the entitlement for the remaining 25 years. 

Any insight would be great, thanks!


Post: Anchorage Alaska?

Matthew RojeskiPosted
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Hey Jonathan, I have not sold them yet. We can definitely talk!

Post: Anchorage Alaska?

Matthew RojeskiPosted
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I’ve got two fourplexes in Anchorage. I am actually thinking of selling both and 1031’ing into a commercial rental property in the lower 48 somewhere.