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Lenders typically require a two-year history of 1099 income to establish a predictable earnings pattern and mitigate risk from fluctuating pay.
Your qualifying income is generally calculated as a 24-month average of your net earnings, which is your income after business expenses are deducted from your tax returns.
Strong documentation, including a Profit and Loss (P&L) statement and dedicated business bank accounts, is crucial to prove your financial stability to underwriters.
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Lenders see your big income but only count steady pay. I, David Ghazaryan, build the financial story lenders need to see. They add two years of your pay, then divide by twenty-four. Two steady years of income will beat one super high year. Big tax write-offs can shrink the loan amount you get. My complete analysis continues. See all links in the description.
Read Blog Here: https://www.iqratemortgages.com/blog/how-lenders-qualify-1099-income-for-a-california-mortgage
