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Andrew B.
  • Homeowner
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Refinancing after Becoming a Real Estate Agent

Andrew B.
  • Homeowner
  • Connecticut
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I'm in the process of getting my real estate license in CT as I begin BRRRR investing in Jacksonville, FL. I'm looking to transition from my current full-time salaried position to becoming an agent full-time ideally within 6 months. I spoke with a great lender in my area yesterday and he confirmed concerns I had about loan eligibility during the transition.


Until I have 2 years of tax returns to show an average income as a real estate agent he stated I'll be ineligible for loans regardless of the amount of assets or cash reserves I have.  I can have a partner complete the refinance in their name then refinance the properties into my name at a later date, but I would like to avoid that if possible.

Does anyone have any ideas on how I could complete a refinance after the properties I acquire during that time are rehabbed and rented?

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Tony Lueken
  • Real Estate Agent
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Tony Lueken
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Cedar Rapids, IA
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@Andrew B.

My suggestion is to reach out to other lenders. There might be one that can work with you in that regard.

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