Real estate investing is more within reach than most veterans think. The benefit you earned can be a powerful tool for building long-term wealth.
It's a common misconception that VA loans can't be used for investing. A VA loan must be used for a primary residence, and that requirement is also what unlocks its investment potential.
The VA requires you to occupy the home as your primary residence for at least a year. After that, you can rent it out and use it as an income-producing asset.
The VA loan lets you buy up to four units, as long as you live in one of them.
Live in one unit and rent out the other to cut your housing cost.
Rent out two units and potentially live for free.
Rent out three units to maximize income and build equity.
Occupy the home as your primary residence.
Rent it out and generate income.
Buy your next primary residence.
Grow your portfolio with careful planning.
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