Awesome! I feel like I should offer prize for making it all the way through all 6 videos. 😆 But kidding aside, I'm really happy to hear the information was helpful and clear. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions or need assistance with a loan!
Hi Yana! That's one option, of course, but it's not the only one. There are alternative methods of documenting income for self-employed borrowers. That actually happens to be the topic of the next video I'm going to post (working on it now!). So if you haven't already done so, subscribe and turn on notifications so that you get an alert when I upload it. I should also add that sometimes the issue is that the lender you're working with isn't calculating your income correctly. I have been able to qualify quite a few self-employed clients for a loan after another lender turned them down. I have a playlist of videos for self-employed borrowers here: ruclips.net/p/PLK5a62WXWP1z1HsJRwQLp5WaWReBisyQE A couple of the videos go into detail on exactly how we calculate income for certain types of businesses (sole proprietors and S Corporations). And if you have questions about any of this or just want to brainstorm about your own situation, I'd love to connect. You can reach me at juleef@rate.com or 503-799-3711 (text or voice). Hope to talk soon! 😁
@ Yes, I will definitely watch your videos and love to tell you my story, so you can info others what to watch out for from my experience! Thanks for the reply! 🫶🏽
Made it all the way through. Very helpful, clear and concise. Thank you!
Awesome! I feel like I should offer prize for making it all the way through all 6 videos. 😆
But kidding aside, I'm really happy to hear the information was helpful and clear.
Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions or need assistance with a loan!
Wow, great content. Explained so well. Not boring. Very nicely made video!
Yay! That's exactly what I was going for! 😁
Thanks, Maria!
Great info. I currently have a mortgage and I didn’t know about the 10 payment exception. New sub!
Hi Michel! Thanks for subscribing! And yeah, that is a super-helpful guideline loophole of sorts! 😁
Very informative, thank you
You're welcome! I'm happy you found the information helpful! 😁
I watched the set of six. Thank you so much for the explanations.
Wow! You watched them all... that's awesome ! 😁🙌 I wasn't sure if anybody would. I hope you got some useful information!
What about having problems with your taxes? “Income insufficient” due from deductible… do we wait for the next year ? 😐
Hi Yana! That's one option, of course, but it's not the only one.
There are alternative methods of documenting income for self-employed borrowers. That actually happens to be the topic of the next video I'm going to post (working on it now!). So if you haven't already done so, subscribe and turn on notifications so that you get an alert when I upload it.
I should also add that sometimes the issue is that the lender you're working with isn't calculating your income correctly. I have been able to qualify quite a few self-employed clients for a loan after another lender turned them down.
I have a playlist of videos for self-employed borrowers here: ruclips.net/p/PLK5a62WXWP1z1HsJRwQLp5WaWReBisyQE
A couple of the videos go into detail on exactly how we calculate income for certain types of businesses (sole proprietors and S Corporations).
And if you have questions about any of this or just want to brainstorm about your own situation, I'd love to connect. You can reach me at juleef@rate.com or 503-799-3711 (text or voice). Hope to talk soon! 😁
@ Yes, I will definitely watch your videos and love to tell you my story, so you can info others what to watch out for from my experience! Thanks for the reply! 🫶🏽
@@YanaJimenez I look forward to talking. (And I'll do my best to help out!)