You can get it fully restored to use again by refi'ing the first home out of a VA loan and then applying for a one-time reinstatement (I just did this, so yes, it is possible), but its just as the name implies-'one time'-so if you go this route and buy a second home after restoring your full entitlement you'll have to 'dispose' i.e. sell the home(s) to use it again for the third one.  

One-Time Restoration.

I flip fire-damaged properties and own a fire damage restoration company.

I believe that the highest and best use for this building is to turn it into an assisted living facility, and restore its original beauty.   

This will allow me to restore my VA eligibility to buy a 330K home.

It refinances that VA loan into another loan product therefore restoring your entitlement.

A complete gut job that ended up restoring a very old New England village Colonial to its original charm.

The electrical has some exposed wiring in the attic crawl space that needs to be in a junction box and to restore power to the detached carriage house where my cousin lives.As well as a handy man to grease some reluctant windows and fix a leaking valve as well as smaller issues.Looking to get multiple quotes if possible.Can anyone recommend any good people who might be able to get to this soon?

After restoring possession I called the number of the servicer left behind by the preservation company and explained my belief they had hired a company to illegally break and enter my property and I had reported the matter to the authorities. 

Below are the three ways, from my understanding to get VA entitlement restored.