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BEST ROUTE FOR MORTGAGE FINANCING

Endory Neves
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I'm currently self-employed and been in business since 2017. As a first time home buyer I'm wondering which route I should go wether FHA, Conventional, private lending? I know that the rules are bit more strict when you a 1099 contractor compared to a W2. So I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as I'm trying to get pre approved within the next month or so! Thanks

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Mike Singer
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Mike Singer
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Talk to a broker. They have many  different options rather than a bank with very specific requirements. Happy to chat, DM me if you'd like. Good luck!

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