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All Forum Posts by: Yvette Velasquez

Yvette Velasquez has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

New to investing in real estate, and want to buy an investment property. I am recently self employed so I do not have W2 income to show. Have HELOC to use as down payment, great credit, and a good amount in my IRA.
Am i able to qualify for a mortgage by taking elective disbursements for my IRA even though I am not of retirement age?

Thank you @george blower

I do know that I can withdraw money form my IRA.

But my question is  if I can use that to qualify for a mortgage for an investment property.  I am recently self employed and do not have income to show on a W2.

 Yvette

Hello! I'm new to this forum and new to real estate investing. I am recently self employed with not much income to show, I own my home and have a HELOC I want to use as down payment for an investment property. I have significant amount in my IRA, but am not of retirement age. Am I able to take elective distributions in order to qualify for a mortgage?
thank you for any advice!