This will "free up conventional space" sure sounds a lot less complicated then your next response on how to "really" do it.

Any attempt to transfer the property without understanding these terms could result in complications, including the acceleration of your loan repayment.In conclusion, while transferring a VA loan to an LLC for asset protection is generally not feasible, there are several strategies you can explore.All the best,KC 

You can download it again if you've lost track of it.Lease extensions do not have to be complicated.

This complicates the valuation regardless if via comps as you indicated or via noi and cap rates.  

Don't make it more complicated than it has to be.

It shouldn't be too complicated.

It isn’t anything complicated.

From the lenders point of view, they want to see that you have "skin in the game" that way if you do run into any complications, you'd be more motivated to address them as you are invested financially in the project yourself.Regarding the tenants, I'm a bit less experienced in that regard.

I'm seeing that VA loans can be a little complicated.

For commercial asset classes, local credit unions can often be an excellent resource for more complicated or unique property types.