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Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Lending after big Growth Year

Account Closed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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I’m having trouble getting approved for my next loan. I have 9 single family rentals, plus my primary residence, and I have solid W2 income. The trouble is my 2017 tax return shows a loss due to it being a big growth year for me where I acquired 7 properties, and I put a lot of cash into getting them rent ready. Since 2017, I’ve gotten the properties consistently cash flowing, and I’m ready to invest in my next one. Due to my 2017 return showing a loss, I’ve had two lenders decline me for a loan. My credit is excellent. Any recommendations on getting my next deal financed with these conditions?

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Originally posted by @Account Closed:
I’m having trouble getting approved for my next loan. I have 9 single family rentals, plus my primary residence, and I have solid W2 income. The trouble is my 2017 tax return shows a loss due to it being a big growth year for me where I acquired 7 properties, and I put a lot of cash into getting them rent ready. Since 2017, I’ve gotten the properties consistently cash flowing, and I’m ready to invest in my next one. Due to my 2017 return showing a loss, I’ve had two lenders decline me for a loan. My credit is excellent. Any recommendations on getting my next deal financed with these conditions?

Go to your local REIA, drink some beers, and ask those people who does their mortgages.

If even that person can't do it, we're only 4 months away from being able to file 2018 taxes...

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