Is there a lender or program that will lend to a real estate business looking to use the lent money as down payments/cash reserves/closing costs?

Should I return to previous line of work so that im able to use 2yrs previous returns(I dont wanna go back to work for anyone) or is it possible to still get FHA and lending even though income source has changed. 1 broker told me it may not be needed for underwriting,and that I just need to have down payments and reserves in seasoned bank accounts.Please help!

Should I return to previous line of work so that im able to use 2yrs previous returns(I dont wanna go back to work for anyone) or is it possible to still get FHA and lending even though income source has changed.1 broker told me it may not be needed for underwriting,and that I just need to have down payments and reserves in seasoned bank accounts.Please help!

Should I return to previous line of work so that im able to use 2yrs previous returns(I dont wanna go back to work for anyone) or is it possible to still get FHA and lending even though income source has changed.1 broker told me it may not be needed for underwriting,and that I just need to have down payments and reserves in seasoned bank accounts.Please help!

Now, this guy probably does get involved in Fractional Reserve Banking like he claims...because he's so wealthy he can.  

I called around and they all confirmed that it is possible to do subject to deals as long as the bank is not involved.

With the BRRR method if you buy right, hit your rehab budget, and maintain adequate operating reserves, you will not run out of capital.  

A lot of that RE value stabilization came around as the banks slowed up their selling of defaulted positions, increased their reserves to deal with the default and could get their heads above water and off the regulators lunch plates to focus on future business.Much of the craze we have now, especially that in the more private street level investor market is very recent.  

The farther away and the less knowledge a HML has about the area a home is in the more costs that will come in the form of: appraisals, inspections to confirm your budget, draw inspections, etc...

He has enough cashflow in his business, but too many deductions which brings his taxable income to a very low number.He has quite a bit of cash reserves, and the credit score in 750+ range with no adverse events on his history.Can anyone recommend a lender for his case?