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Updated 4 months ago,

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Nick Parenti
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Self-Employed Looking for Lending Information

Nick Parenti
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
Posted

Hello all,

My wife and I are looking to purchase a house-hack in the southern New Hampshire area. My question is in regard to getting funding for a loan due to my income. My wife has a W2 income. For myself, I own an e-commerce business so I am self-employed. I started the business in late 2022, so only have about 2 months from that year on my 2022 tax return, then have a tax return for all of 2023. I know lenders typically look for 2 years of tax returns for self-employed income. Would lenders approve us for a loan for a house-hack even though I don't have 2 full years of income on tax returns? The other note is that in 2024, my income from the business really sky-rocketed, 3-4x what it was in 2023. But, would my 2024 income even be considered towards pre-approval given it is not on a tax return yet? Any information/suggestions anyone can provide is greatly appreciated!

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