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Ahsan Khan
  • Contractor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Getting w-2 from own company

Ahsan Khan
  • Contractor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hey bp members, So i am looking into buying my first property, but it seems like its probably going to be in the beginning of 2018, Hearing other investors talking about putting your investments in A or B properties to leave it in autopilot, since C or D type of properties tenants require a bit more attention. I was looking to get financing in the 400k range I saved up 50k myself and my grandfather sold his land in pakistan and gave me 100k. With a total of 150k for a down payment. Heres what im having trouble with i have 20 percent down payment and have credit in the mid 700s, But being self employed and having mostly a total cash business i haven't really setup my tax returns properly, but this year im trying to fix that since im hearing i need a w2 for a loan. I also started a construction company and have a couple minor contracts with some schools. So i was thinking if i pay myself as a w-2 employee For the next year. Do banks accept this? If im paying myself from my own company as a w2 employee.

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