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How to get financing without a job

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If you are self employed but sold a business, can you still get financing without currently having a job?

Will banks lend with income vs investments vs a job?

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Patricia Steiner
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My recommendation would be to go to a lender who will appraise the property both on market value and on the average expected rental income generated on a like property in that market. If the rental income is enough to cover the principal and interest payments, no other qualifying information will be needed.  The rate is higher - about 7% - but still 30 years fixed...it's great for those who are self-employed, have complicated finances, or simply don't want to hand over their financials.  One of my clients is using such a firm now and so far it has been a great experience.  There are a lot of different/creative lending sources out there. Just vet them, check references, and move forward faster on your next deal. Hope this helps...

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