Individuals who change jobs frequently, but who are nevertheless able to earn consistent and predictable income, are also considered to have a reliable flow of income for qualifying purposes.   

Be consistent.  

I'm wanting to get into real estate investing but I am having a hard time figuring out how to get large loans with out a consistent annual income. 

With the exception of the 9/2015 asking price of 195k, the sales price was consistently over market (207k – 227k).

It might be a good idea to have a written partnership nuptial.I understand how it is to be busy with all of your businesses.Some of my businesses are; Real Estate Management, Auction Company and Investment partnerships.I do find time to practice my art.I guess it is OK to announce my art show, all sales go 100% to charity, The Smile Train.www.auctions.investorsunited.com to see the bidding process and view the paintingsAlso on Flickr at www.flickr.com/seeparrishartBrandon, I think it is important for people like us (managing lots of businesses, lots of stress and controlling the moving parts) to have an escape, a diversion, a creative outlet, a mind break from businessWhat are your thoughts on that?

A lot of buildings will go the "special assessment" route for "large projects" however, if there is no consistent income stream, it gets very expensive for owners.

Be patient and consistent.  

Both are currently on the market.The first house consisted of a lot of fix up, much of it done by me.

Staying on schedule and turning it in will also be critical if you want to become consistent.

Hello, I'm currently in the process of reviewing an off market deal that consists of 3 Multi-unit buildings in NE Washington, DC.