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Andrew Paretti
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Conventional Loan as a 1099 Consultant

Andrew Paretti
  • Investor
  • Newport Beach, CA
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I was recently "retired" by my company after an acquisition and decided to go full time as a technology consultant, helping businesses with their cloud/voice/data/telecom needs -- along with my desire to be a real estate investor.  The problem is: securing and leveraging traditional bank loans without a regular paycheck and not having two years of income in my new career.  

It appears the only way to secure a loan is via Private Lending.  

Any other suggestions??

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