And your accountant will change where it is reported on your personal tax return. 

When Lenders are considering you for a loan, they typically will look at your income (reported on your last 2 years tax returns) along with your recurring monthly debts and credit score.

Have owned/sold 2 other primary residences in GA and CO.Income Source: Salaried W2 (My  military), 1099 independent contractor (wife realtor,  third year),  rental income approx $48-50K year but cash flowing about  $2K month.Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $ One  car payment of 350 per month, 2840 personal rent, FICO: Right at 800, some over some say high 790sCredit issues: none.Thank you for any advice or questions. 

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The KPMG Global PropTech Survey 2019 confirms that 80% of firms still do not have “most or all” of their decision making led by data.The same report also hints at a “skills gap” — only 5% of real estate firms have transformation efforts led by someone with knowledge of data analytics.What would you say would be the challenges ahead of us in 2022?

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From there, the lender will order an appraisal, any other required third-party reports and move your file through the formal underwriting process.

I’ve ran reports with their numbers and mine and it doesn’t work with their numbers.

I have occasionally made purchases for the property on personal credit cards to maximize rewards points, or use credit instead of cash temporarily, etc. but I'd like to get everything completely separated because putting my income statements together is a mess if I don't stay on top of it (and programs like Stessa make it soooo easy if everything happening in a specific account is relevant to the reporting).Which cards/checking accounts/etc. have you liked the best?

Jeremy Wacksman, Zillow's chief operating officer reported do to labor and supply shortage they will be pumping the breaks on buying anymore homes in 2021.