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traceyD_68

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chrisgummerson
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If you do not have 2 year same line of work history, you will have a tough time finding a loan. Lenders want 2 years work history in the same line of work, so if you were a w2 employee working for one industry and started a business in another, it will be even tougher. Since you are just starting the business, you can either wait the two year mark, or talk with some private lenders who will require 35% down payment. Also, keep in mind that business get bad advice from tax preparers who state that they can pay less in taxes by writing off expenses. When a lender looks at your income, they will use the adjusted gross income off your 1040's. So if you make 100k, but write off a ton of expenses and your adjusted gross is 45k, the lender will use the 45k, not the actual amount you made...Good luck _________________ Chris Gummerson
Bay Valley Mortgage Group
bayvalleymortgage.com
714-367-5125
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chrisgummerson
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