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timmis1127
Regular Contributor

Gross or Net Income?

Hello All,

 

I am self employed looking to purchase a home by next year I have received numerous different answers on do lenders look at my gross or net income. My income is as follows:

 

W2: $38,000

K1: $40,000

Rental Income: $20,000

 

Can someone please clarify this for me!

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DallasLoanGuy
Super Contributor

Re: Gross or Net Income?

net income. what you tell the irs iss what you tell the loan officer

 

Retired Lender
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ShanetheMortgageMan
Super Contributor

Re: Gross or Net Income?

In general...

 

2-year average of W-2.

2-year average of K-1.

2-year average of rental income.

 

Many other calculations will play a part (dozens of various scenarios could apply, wheres maybe only 1 or 2 would for your situation).  Most loan officers don't even know how to calculate self-employment or rental income, so it's not surprising you are getting conflicting answers.

 

To calculate your self-employment income, you'd really need to supply the past 2 years of your 1040's + past 2 years of your 1120S's/1065's.

 

Or you can complete a self-employed cash flow analysis if you know what you are doing (lenders periodically hold loan officer/processor trainings on these, so don't worry if it is frustrating to use). http://www.radian.biz/page?name=SelfEmployedCFAnalyzer is probably the best one that can be found online.

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