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Home Buyers: Self Employed Income Warnings
If you have been paying attention to the documents buyers must offer up to lenders these days, you'll know that most often tax returns (1040's) are required, even for those earning income solely as a wage earner (hourly/salary type position). In the past a mortgage was approved solely on income derived from a borrower's W2's and pay stubs. borrowers, we find that a wage earner may not qualify for a loan if he or she has write-offs from a side business or self-employed business. And we know how self-employed individuals like to write off everything from the new snow tires to the dog and cat (certainly paid employees ... no?)
So if you or someone you know has a solid job with solid pay, and is looking for a home loan,
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