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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Help getting a loan as a 1099 worker!
Hi everybody,
I’m a commission only salesman and having a heck of a time getting a loan. I’ve been in my current position for 9 months and recently graduated college. I understand that some lenders may accept 1 year of commission only if you are a recent college graduate.
If anyone knows any great lenders in Ohio (specifically Cleveland) that would be able to help me navigate this please PM me!
Most Popular Reply

If you have a lot of cash and good credit you can use a hard money lender such as LimaOne. If you want a nice 30yr fixed fannie loan you will need minimum 1 year of commissions and they'd take the 2 year average of it (essentially cut your income in half for underwriting if its only been a year). The biggest things they really want is tax returns to prove the financials.
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