Yes, the VA loan on the departing residence would stay on their entitlement, and it would limit their purchasing power.

This checklist leads you to the Planning and Community Development department which will help facilitate a number of inspections and could have a small fee to initiate that process.

It seems it was a temporary government sponsored play to help move Department of Veteran Affairs owned foreclosures off the books when there was a glut of them.  

If the title company has a long term escrow department better chance they would be willing to work with you as they could facilitate payments after closing as well if the parties wanted that.If taking time to find that one asky why the ones you have used don't want to touch the deal is there something wrong with the deal you aren't seeing, or they just don't want to do it.Best of luck!

I also used to work for the Department of Family Services.

I have checked the maps of the department of power and water and the location of the power line is highly inaccurate.

The lack of communication between the different departments has cost me thousands of dollars.Good luck with wherever you end up and whichever company you choose!

I made an error in judgement and I am paying dearly for making a rookie mistake but I am happy to report I am  making my investors whole out of my own pocket every month.

If your tenants start leaving at the end of every leasing cycle it will cost you dearly.

City Fire department will have the information of the property and will determine the restoration process - rebuild or restore2.