@Jaafar MirlohiTo be frank, VA loans have many specifics that I wont cover here because of borrower and county specifics but an overview is provided below.You can use the VA loan as many times are you'd like as long as you are within your entitlement limits which are dictated by your DD214 (discharge papers).

@Randy EcksteinFannie and Freddie loans only need two years from the date the chapter 13 bankruptcy is discharged.

There’s only about 500 new threads per day here with people commenting about how the banks are tightening up and their going “BankRRRRupt” servicing private loans that they can’t discharge and tenants aren’t paying rent etc etc ... cash, as cash, is extremely important in the current financing climate.

I have managers do intake/discharges.

After you are discharged, your tsp account stays yours.

I filed for chapter 7 last summer and got discharged last Christmas.

For myself, if they have honorable discharge and especially if still active duty I would totally accept them and not think twice.

Student loan debt cannot be discharged in a bankruptcy, but credit card debt can.

When I was discharged from the military I decided to hold onto it and rent it out.

Seller is willing to "discharge" her bankruptcy to get a creative deal done if possible.DETAILS: - Seller filed ch 13 in 2019. - Mtg payoff amt $137K- PITI $917/mo- Lender states borrower is 14 payments behind ($917 * 14 = $12.8K)- ARV $207K- Repairs: none- Avg.