Usually after your first or second home under VA, you'll run out of entitlement and likely need to switch to conventional financing later on, unless you sell the previous homes that were originally acquired with VA financing. 

Originally posted by @Anthony Santos:Hey there fam, I have a couple of duplexes in upstate NY but i work in NYC.

For private areas of the house like bedrooms, I refinish the original wood floors.

Originally posted by @Karen Franco:Hello David,We just bought our first home using the VA loan.

He says the he was hired through Kevin Holmes(my original gc) which I made an payout to already but ended up running away with my money and apparently he’s been also living in my property for the last 90 days!!  

That he comes back to finish at the original price?

It was built in 1897, we believe it was originally a brewery.There are currently two paying tenants, one vacant unit, and the storefront is vacant.

I still have the same tenants that originally moved in when I bought the property and fixed it up.

In 1803, Thomas Jefferson negotiated a deal with Napoleon Bonaparte that effectively doubled the size of this young nation.One might even say President Jefferson was the original distressed real estate investor.

We wrote a land contract that superceded and assumed the original land contract.