Speak with a lender if you want to purchase a rental the traditional way.

Recent college graduates who don't want to work the traditional w2 9-5pm jobs.

I believe, just as in traditional and FHA loans, the owner occupant on a VA loan is only required to obtain the loan and not for the life of a loan.

If this is a traditional sale, which I am not sure if you are saying it is, Ditech will have to be paid off in full for this to close and title to be transferred properly.

Due diligence is even more critical with MH's than site built due to uncertainties in traditional DD protocol compared to stick.

If your properties are performing well, you will be able to go to a traditional bank and get a loan at the current market rate.

You'll have the freedom to buy, make offers on properties and wont have the pressure of having to fulfill a sales quota at a traditional brokerage firm. 

Also, although I encourage you to think critically and strategically about renting out your empties, I also don’t want to fully discourage you from using traditional newspaper and online marketing.

Our strategy is to live in the basement level, rent out the main floor on a traditional lease and AirBnB the studio area.

   Just curious about what everyone's opinion is about refinancing a va loan to a traditional loan for the purpose of using the va loan on another property and living there, kind of similar to the idea of house hacking with a fha loan but only with a va loan?