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Jake Mires
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Self employed ( RE agent ) trying to buy a house!!!

Jake Mires
  • Real Estate Agent
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I am a new real estate agent and I understand I need 2 years of pay before I can get a loan, my question is that if I have a cosigner, can I get around this?

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Chris Mason
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Chris Mason
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Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:

If you have 1 year tax returns you can use a Freddie Mac loan. Fannie loans require 2 years.

 That trick stopped working about 3 months ago, unless the borrower can prove the business has existed for at least 5 years (likely a 5 year old RE agent license, in OP's case). 

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