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searching for advice on lending question

Jeffrey Olson
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Hello, 

Thanks for accepting me into the BP network. We just relocated back to MN recently from the PHX area. We own a primary residence and an additional SFH here in MN that will be used as a rental. We are planning/hoping to invest in another SFH back in the PHX area that will be rented out until the time comes that we could reside there again (at least half-time). My wife has had stable income for multiple years but I have been a 1099 employee as well as working odd jobs etc. So my question is: Is there a way to get around the 2 year income verification stipulation with lenders. Hopefully this made sense.
Thx in advance 

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