Can I get my VA Loan to buy a house while I am in Law School and have no income?

Assumptions
I qualify for a VA loan.
I will not being working while in law school.
I have enough money in my mutal funds to pay for law school.
I can get a co-signer if needed.

Well beening a veteran should help, you in some cases, you are first time home buyer, will get in the door but some lenders look for cerlateral, but try a good investment banker and see what options you have with them?

Here's a site that may be able to answer your question.

http://www.homeloans.va.gov/faqelig.htm

http://www.homeloans.va.gov/veteran.htm

A VA loan works the same way as any other home loan. You must meet all qualifications in regards to monthly income, debt, insurance. Sometimes a VA loan is not the best route when financing a home.
The VA must verify your eligibility in writing, you can find additional info on their website.
Unless you already have a position waiting for you after law school, you may want to reconsider using your VA eligibility.
Good luck.

All VA loans require you qualify for the payment based upon your income. Consequently, if you do not have a monthly income stream, you cannot get VA financing. A co-borrower (not co-signer) is allowed but must be a blood relative and I believe, that as they would not be occuping the property, you would still be required to qualify although the ratio guidelines would be extended.