I am currently self employed 1099. I want to get started buying properties but my taxes do not reflect enough income to receive a traditional loan. What are my options as far as getting financing. I am wanting to buy ...

Seeking Advice: My husband and I own two SFH and rent them out for $875 & $1000 a month (we sent out $25 rent increase notices last month). $900 & $1025 is our new cash flow not accounting Taxes ($1000 a year ...

I'm needing help finding a bank or lender that works with self employed individuals. One that may work with your bank statements rather than tax returns..if you can help, please respond. 

I have a friend who has been self-employed for about 6-months. He's doing great & just hired another employee. His understanding is that he is unable to qualify for a mortgage until he has been in business for two...

I’m looking to househack my first multi family property in Florida. I’m self employed for the last 3 years and looking to qualify for an FHA loan. Any recommendations of good lenders in south Florida area that work wi...

Hi all!  Transitioning from W2 to self employed with real estate.  My husband has been in this space for many years, however our health insurance coverage currently is provided from my W2.  Any advice, guidance or sug...

I understand the qualification criteria for REPS but have a slightly unique situation that I haven't found any answers for by searching...99% of my income is from my insurance agency that I solely own. Due to the leve...

Does anyone have any suggestions? im looking to get a HELOC on my primary home but I may need a lender who is friendly with Self Employed business owners.  Thank you! 

I've still have an old 401K from an old employer and I'm trying to figure out what to do with that account.  Should I leave it in there, roll it over to my current employer's 401K, convert it to a Roth IRA, etc?  At t...

I wanted to see if anyone has been able to (legally) avoid paying self employment taxes on the profit from their flips. I met with an accountant and he said I would have to pay a 15% tax for self employment - essentia...