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Justin R.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Anselmo
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Best Banks For Working With RE investors W/out W2

Justin R.
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Anselmo
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About to start the dreaded process of working with a bank for a conforming loan. What banks have you worked with that offer conforming/jumbo loans (California) that understand RE investors income? I deal mostly with small regional banks and credit unions for my real estate business, but I definitely want to get tied up in a 30 year fixed conventional loan on my primary property.

I paid cash for the house and only have about 60 days to close on the loan, in order to take advantage of the primary home interest deduction. Even when I had a W2 job it was tough getting loans because underwriters took so long attempting to seperate out "one time expenses" vs ongoing expenses on my schedule E's. Without doing this I show a loss on paper year after year. 

Thanks in advance!!

  • Justin R.
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