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Financing For Self Employed
Hey there, I am a real estate investor in Jacksonville, FL and I had a question about that best way to get financing for properties without currently having any income and not having 1-2 years of self employment tax docs.
I have plenty of cash and my credit score is 760, yet a lot of the lenders I speak to (credit unions, private lenders) won’t lend to me without income verification or tax records.
I am wondering the best way to go about getting financing to leverage my ability to purchase more properties. I know about HELOC and Refi but even those require some degree of income to get a bank to do it. I thought about acquiring a few rentals first with cash so that I could use those rents as income to help get financing.
If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
I am aware of hard money yet it’s difficult to get good lenders/rates for buy and hold properties.
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Nathan,
I am also in Jax. I bought a few rentals for cash and have successfully re-financed 3 them without tax returns just based on assets and credit score. The LTV has been 70% so you do wind up leaving a chunk of equity in the property. The rates are in the 6-7% range for a 30 yr fixed.
I used a company called Resource Financial who was recommended to me by another investor. My contact is Alaina at nine zero four 429-1180. If you call her, tell her I sent you. She was great to work with.
Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions.
Take care,
Glen