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Updated over 4 years ago,
Low income but high cash on hand funding options (self employed)
Hey All,
I'm new to investing and need a little guidance on how to get some funding for a housing hack to fix and flip in 2 years.
Basically I have the self-employed crux - I make around 100k a year GROSS but my NET is around 30k due to a business structure of planned expenses at the end of each year and that loss going straight to my personal return.
I am talking to a lender now but I'm not sure if I qualify for anything of value. I have excellent credit and enough money in the bank to put 20% down on a half a million-dollar home but am not sure if I can be approved for funding via the traditional means because of my income.
I guess my question is, what options do I have? Hard money is all that I can think of but that seems to suck for a house that I plan on living in, right?
Thank you! - Justin