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Check with a lender & have them research whether there is any remaining eligibility on his VA entitlement. If there is remaining entitlement, the VA borrower MAY be able to get a 2nd VA loan if there is enough eligibility left. if there is not, then the original VA loan would have to be refinanced (or paid off through the sale of the home) in order to release the VA eligibility from that loan so the VA borrow can obtain a new VA loan. Linda Weppner, CENTURY 21 Bell Real Estate.
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