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I need some help finding the right lender for my wife and I. We just dealt with Quicken Loans who said no because my DTI ratio is 70%. The reason is I am self employed and 2012 was a loss, while 2011, 2013, and 2014 are profitable years, and they will only look at 2012 and 2013.
I would apprecaite some help here. I need to find the right mortgage lender instead of applying and guessing radomly. Here are my details.
Married, I am self employed, she is employed elsewhere.
Current home has a private mortgage since purchase 30 months ago. Zero issues.
Equity 60k
We want to move 1300 miles away, so my self employment & income will not change, she will be without a job. Thus having her on the mortgage may or may not help.
We both have car loans and small credit cards ( $500 limit, always a minimum balance) with no payment issues.
Both credit scores 640-660 range. Plus our private mortgage is NOT being reported to the agencies.
I was going to apply just myself since she will tecnhincally not have a job when we move. Yes, she will look ahead and apply, but no guarantees for her. My problem is two fold. 1. The 2012 loss. 2. I have a 5k discharged credit card debt from Capital one from 2009 still on my report. However, it says this.
I think your best bet would be to wait until after you file your 2014 taxes. Lenders will take the average of your last 2 returns, which is why they are looking at only 2012 and 2013... 2014 isn't over yet. I don't know of any specific lenders that can do what you're looking for, except for maybe a portfolio or hard money lender. Almost any lender will be able to help you once you file your 2014 taxes.
That is what I am thinking. Just get taxes processed asap in January and go from there.
Side questions. If our joint taxes show $100k as our joint income from my self employment and her job, and I am the only one that applies for the mortgage, do they take my income as 50k or 100k?
Your income is whatever portion of the 100k you earn.
I too am in the self employed game - and I feel your frustration. In 2012 I only banked $55k because I was just ramping up. $75k in 2013. Averaged together, not so great. This year I will be $136k and I already have contracts signed for 2015 that will propel to $150+k - can't do jack till after the turn of the calendar. Explain the situation to your CPA and them file ASAP.