There are so many details, potential missteps, and fine print involved that sometimes it's understandable why so many listings specifically say they won't entertain VA offers.

I am hoping to bequeath my primary residence to my daughter upon my passing.

I possibly was thinking of connecting with some of my local real estate company to see if they can help pay if I pass and work for them.

Prior owner passed away, and I was able to buy from the son and his agent.

I have tried social media platforms and tried knocking on the neighbors door on my last pass through.

@Bill Gulley had mentioned in another post that having a bedroom off the kitchen would violate the "no passing from one room to get to another rule".

.**2**While i was under escrow on #1 my father had passed away.

Tips:Texas recently passed new legislation concerning wrap lending.

So I guess technically it passes as there is a second egress, albeit nobody plans to use it unless there is an emergency.The home is quite a bit old (1800s) and the rear stairs should be replaced in the next 5 years likely due to some rotting that has taken place and some improper care over the years.

As long as you pass that hurdle and the other requirements for a second home mortgage, you should be good to go.