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How firm is the 2-years of income rule for self-employed people?
Hi folks
I'm interested in pursing REI opportunities in small multifamily, but recently switched from W2 employment to self-employment.
My impression is that the rule of thumb here is that banks want to see 2 years of 1099 wages before lending to self-employed professionals.
Is there any flexibility on this if someone has excellent credit and/or is ready to put down some collateral?
If so, do you recommend any particular banks? I'm in Chicago.
Thank in advance.
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