We are looking to start another business but want to be intentional in starting something that would benefit those in this amazing community. 

Though I'm not trying to assume a relative's property, here's what I'm finding from most searches I have been conducting:"Edward2 months agoI am looking at assuming the VA loan on my parents property in FL with the intent to someday retire there.

Tell the property manager your intent and maybe if you bring them more business they will remove fees or adjust fees.

Obviously not intentional by anybody!

Thank god you already had some red flags, not desperate and acted on your gut feeling.I see wholesalers all the time ASSUME they know what Transactional Lending is when they really mean something else and are either not knowledgeable or intentionally trying to find an inexperienced private lender.T.

It was taking money with the wrong Intention. 

A few years back I bought a foreclosed property with the intent of using a conventional mortgage.

Having clear intentions is key. 

The intent is to cut down on the cost of applying for rentals, particularly for renters that have to apply more than once in a competitive market.Do you support this?

Does anyone know if a non-veteran buyer can assume a VA loan with the intention to rent the proposed?