Account Closed  For conventional financing, it's great if you own your home free and clear - that way you only need your self employment income to cover your home's taxes and insurance, along with other monthly debt payments. 

This is however one of the main reasons self-employed persons report having issues with banks – NOT ENOUGH TAXABLE INCOME.

Not for my employer but for me.

It may actually require the salesperson to employ some level of sales skills?

I'm currently employed as an IT Support person for a school district.

This thread is really for your personal introduction rather than for introducing your employer. 

I was full time employed for the last 25 years as an IT person but being recently laid off I've gained access to my 401k investments via a solo 401k and with the recent passing of my father I've inherited a fully paid house in NYC as well as inheritance money...woe is me :-). 

@Richard Soung I love the honestly about you still work that 9-5 and trying to find that self employment sometime in the near future.

I am currently full time employed as a software engineer.My experience with real estate involves buying several homes that I have used a my primary residence, and selling my first home by owner.  

I am not employed at the moment, although my wife earns mid 60s and we have 660'ish credit scores with a BK7 on record 2 years ago.I live in South Florida, near Fort Lauderdale in Davie and established a non-profit a few years ago with intent to rehab/flip houses or possibly build on vacant land given by a local city top develop on.Aside from that, I am hoping to meet someone form the area who has been "down this road before" and would maybe be willing to at a minimum have lunch with me to give me some professional advice.Anyhow, nice to "meet" everyone!