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Josh Chavez
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What if I don’t have a on papers Income for Loan

Josh Chavez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Rochester, NY
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So basically I’ve acquired a couple properties from a foreclosure auction and I wanted to take out a HELOC on one of them , Will the banks give me a problem Obtaining the line even tho I have no on the papers job ?

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Chris Mason
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Originally posted by @Josh Chavez:
So basically I’ve acquired a couple properties from a foreclosure auction and I wanted to take out a HELOC on one of them , Will the banks give me a problem Obtaining the line even tho I have no on the papers job ?

 Yes, you will have a problem. Time to start declaring your income and paying taxes no it.

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