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FHA & Self-Employed

‎09-22-2012 03:10 PM

I am going to try for a FHA mortage early in 2013 and I am self-employed. I will have the following (2) year averages for income on my 1040

2011.. $23,100 with an AGI of $18,468

only deductions are $1632 for half of my self-employment tax and a $3000 capital gains loss carryover

2012... $50,400 with an AGI of $44,144

only deductions are $3560 for half of my self-employment tax and a $3000 capital gains loss carryover

(2) year average of $36,750 but only $31,306 AGI

I thought I read somewhere that they can add back in certain deductions. These are deductions that I have to take. Can they add these back in? I really need the extra $5000 in income for DTI

Thanks in advance if anybody has an idea.

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