Can a VA loan be assumed by investors as a non-owner occupied property, Veteran or not?

If a tenant isn't a good fit, I can choose not to renew their lease with a 28-day notice, as long as the lease is under 12 months and they've occupied the property for less than a year.

The VA loan is designed as owner occupy primary residence.

All properties were zoned for non owner occupied STR.

If you don't plan on occupying the property you will likely have to put down 25%.

The FHA loan is for a buyer that intends on owner occupying the property.

It helped them both be able to save and then use other forms of owner occupied financing.

It looks like it's pretty much the same terms: 0% down owner-occupied and 5% down NOO. 2.25% funding fee and the seller will pay up to 6% of the sales price towards closing costs. 

Something else people don't know is that technically, for second home loans, you are supposed to occupy the property for more than 180 days.

.- where the homes are located- your intent to occupy the new home as your primary residence- other circumstances like a PCS, upgrade in the same area, etcVeterans United Home Loans specializes in VA loans is an amazing company (of which I work for, educating real estate agents about VA loans).