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Who can get me a refinance loan? great credit, not underwater?
I have great credit, 20% down on my house and need to refi to get a great rate. Because my husband no longer has w-2 income,(last year 100K) and my 1099 income is about 80K but shows much less die to tax deductions, we;ve been unable to get approved for a new loan. This year I am at 80K already, my husband about 50K. Never a late payment on anything. Own several rental properties that cash flow positive. No one seems to be able to help...Wouldn't we be good risks?
The deductions on the taxes are true "Expenses:" They are depreciation on rental property,which I don't actually pay out, they just decrease my income for tax purposes only.
3 Answers
- 9 years ago
Self employed borrowers will almost always run into these types of problems when it comes to showing income. Of course you have expenses and you have a right to write them BUT unfortunately you cant have it both ways writing off o pay lower taxes but want your income tier to stay the same for qualification purposes its either one or the other. Now the rental property is another whammy in your case being your income has to suffice for all property in question. Yes, the rental income ispositivee but we as lenders only use 75% leaving 25% for a cushion" for non occupancy, maintenance e.t.c. Basically there is NO way around it the numbers determine your debt to income and your true income is whats left after deductions and or losses.. onwards and upwards. good luck!
Source(s): Mortgage Professional, CALIFORNIA License - Go with the flowLv 79 years ago
Banks are under regulations to re-finance you if you qualify.
You are not likely to find anything different out there, and you may even hit some scams.
You might have to wait until you do your tax returns in April to show income.
Know that interest rates will stay low for a couple of more years.
- A HunchLv 79 years ago
No one can help you because you don't even understand your income.
Your income is the amount that you earn AFTER all business deductions are made. The business "income" may be $80K but the business profit is what matters.