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Saulo Queiroz
  • Contractor
  • Bridgeport, CT
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Company owner with no W2..How do I get a loan?

Saulo Queiroz
  • Contractor
  • Bridgeport, CT
Posted

Hello!

As of November 2016 my electrical company was doing well so I quit my W2 job to work for myself. At the time I was working for someone else, I was growing my company on the side,and accumulating a few months of savings so that I could make that switch to working for myself, and with that I couldn't afford to buy a house. I didn't know that financing while working for myself would be difficult... 

Here is my question. Since I started working for myself full time I have been paying myself a weekly income (in the form of a check) from my LLC's bank account to my personal account, shouldn't this show the bank that I have steady income from the business even if I don't have the company for 2 yrs? Anything else I can do besides wait or form partnerships?

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