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Derrick Mehal
  • Houston, TX
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Using Two years of tax returns

Derrick Mehal
  • Houston, TX
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I wanted to reach out for some advice. I've been in business for over four years and have three years of tax returns to show for my business. I'm under the understanding that at this point the banks will now consider the income that my rentals take in, as before they would not. Also is it possible that when buying another investment property that the banks would consider using some of the equity in my rent houses as part of the 20% down? Thanks

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