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Loan ideas for self employed.

Jachob Johnson
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I'm looking for my first real estate property and have just started practicing running numbers in the calculators and analyzing deals. One issue I'm having is when I get to the loan sections I'm filling in just round estimates and I'd like that more dialed in with a loan I'd actually get approved for. Would I just go online for quotes to find that out? Second question would be is there better loans for people who are self employed or loans that I'd have a better chance of getting approved for. I'm hoping to use FHA and about 3.5 - 5% down on possibly a multi family home that'd I house hack or single family that would be a live in flip . Any advise or ideas would be awesome to help me get a better plan.

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