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Aram L.
  • Long Island City, NY
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BRRR.. and Refinancing when you're Self-Employed

Aram L.
  • Long Island City, NY
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I'm looking to own multiple properties. I have about $150k to start but want to apply the BRRR method. Only problem is I show as self employed on my tax returns

What do you do to get over this hurdle?

Like many people I tend to write off a lot of my income so the DTI ratio isn't as padded as some others.

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