Any brokers/lenders/military brethrens out here on BP familiar with VA home loans used for new construction and/or additions in California? 

Would love to hear from any military who has experience with buying in Guam and the whole OHA as an owner thing.

Well in my case I Currently own an Investment property in Colorado( Purchased while I was in the military) outside of a military base and the property has substantially grown in price since purchasing in 2013.

Looking at your market in Killeen, I think there will still be demand in the coming months for quads, specifically from military investors who are looking to occupy one of the units and use their VA loan.

I got it using a VA loan, and I hit my year residence mark in April, with my intention of turning it into a rental property at the end of this year, or early next year, when I get out of the military.

Reposting this because I just realized there is a section committed SPECIFICALLY to Military investors.I currently have a 2BR/2BA Condo that I am house hacking, renting out the secondary bedroom and using that income to conduct renovations/upgrades.

I got it using a VA loan, and I hit my year residence mark in April, with my intention of turning it into a rental property at the end of this year, or early next year, when I get out of the military.

Plastics, clothing, chemicals, and military shipping contracts aren't effected by economic down-turn when compared to everything else.

I was wondering if my dad could be my landlord for my property since I am active duty military and I am constantly traveling around?

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