They can be assumable and the new borrower does not need to be a veteran, but the original borrower is ultimately responsible for the laon and the amount of entitlement used stays with that loan.

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You can disagree all you want about my opinions but that's plain mathematics and mathematics ultimately tell the truth.

Ultimately it’s a lot of guess work.

This may work in certain climates or seasonally, but I've ran into issues with it during "in-between" seasons where both cooling and heating was needed, so I ultimately just turned it off.

I ultimately invested $100K and received my principal back plus $48K.

Appreciation (passive or forced) is the ultimate money maker.I've owned about 20 businesses in my lifetime just as a point of reference.

The ultimate goal is to hold real estate.

They should be negotiable on this, as long as you use a professional, but it's ultimately their choice.