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Anthony Parr
  • Investor
  • Covington, LA
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Leaving a W2 and Lender Concerns

Anthony Parr
  • Investor
  • Covington, LA
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I am leaving my W2 this summer. The lender that our team has been using stated that he would need two years of evidence of income to issue conventional loans. Without a lending partner, we would not have the income from investment properties to show as evidence for those two years. I am transitioning into real estate and getting my real estate license over the next couple months. Eventually, that will generate something, but to me, this is nebulous.

Should I request pre-approval on large loans that we could utilize to purchase properties or should I look at this from a different angle?

We have assets and equity at this time to qualify for whatever conventional loans we would need.

Thanks

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