Quote from @Jay Cho: I would speak with someone at the Real Estate Commission to verify.

I was learning the VA Loan Entitlement process and wanted to verify if this is correct or if there's gaps in my research that someone can address and add onto:From my understanding, if a VA wanted to get a second loan without selling their first home, this is the process:And if my research is correct, I hope this helps out some of you :)1.

Do you verify their income?

In consideration of Owner/Agent’s acceptance of Incoming Resident, Incoming Resident hereby verifies receipt of copies of all rental agreements, addenda and notices to resident (such as Lead Paint Disclosure Notices, Property Condition Reports, etc.).

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Managing contractors and verifying quality of work/timelines can kill a deal.

Quote from @Trace Adams: Before you pour too much time/energy into this, I would verify with the city that this is permissible.

You have to include concessions, DOM and changing interest rates, the direction the house points, trees and so on.In most markets, the houses are not identical one to another anyway.

@James McGovern and now that the DOJ has gotten involved in our business that Rep agreement needs to be signed ( well it always should have, but now dates will be verified ) so yes if you want to work with a professional Realtor that little document is part of the process.

Verifying last 2 years of rental history very important!