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Rangsey Chum
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How to get qualified for mortgage out of state with no w2?

Rangsey Chum
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
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Hi, I was wondering if anyone can help us out? My wife’s and current situation is that we went to buy rental properties and also relocate. We are from Long Beach, CA and her father has numerous rental properties. We’re just getting started into the game and we feel like Atlanta is a better place for us to get started. I’m also originally from Atlanta by the way. Our problem that we’re facing is that we’re self employed and we have no clue on how we can get qualified for a loan out of state with no W2. We have an LLC and we also have rental properties in Long Beach that are under the LLC. I’ve recently looked into foreign qualification for LLC to practice our business in another state; would that help us get qualified? Idk. We’re in need of direction on what our steps should be. Please please enlighten us 🙏

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Anthony Cettina
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Anthony Cettina
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@Rangsey Chum These would be great questions for a mortgage broker, if you’re looking for traditional financing options. I would start out by reaching out to a lender in the Atlanta area where you are looking to live...

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