I'm self-employed and work freelance.

Last year for example I had 20 different W2's and 2-1099's and I assume he will be in a similar situation this coming year as he just left a long term employment position for the greener fields of freelance.

I am starting my own freelance business and since I'm in transition, banks are finding me high risk.

Was running my own business (Import/export & Freelance IT project mgmt) - still running a business, but it's doing what I love most - investing for clients, then channelling the income into my own purchases.5.

Define what industry you actually freelance in, for better answers.Freelance = Self EmployedThe industry will help fill in some of the options you have, if any to prove your income.

Yeah -- these guys are kinda important . . .Hey Jay Wright - do you happen to know a freelance sys-admin who might be able to help me with some questions?

You can hire somebody on freelance or elance to build it for ~$200-~300 (that is the price I charge for simple WP sites).

Try craigslist for the city you live in, under freelance or gigs.

I'm also very active in church ministry, a freelance professional photographer, pilot in training and eager to get on with RE investing.

Hey there, a little background: I purchased my first investment property at the end of December, which is an owner(me)-occupied triplex located in DeKalb county in Georgia, USA.Everything is going well, I've moved in to the unit, I have a roommate, and I've rented out the other unit to a great tenant, However, here is the snag: I inherited an existing tenant who had been in the property for almost 9 months and is historically chronically late on paying rent, but he has always paid it.His story: He apparently used to have a stable job when he first got the lease, but now he does freelance general contracting/handyman work.