Question 1

Can I use one year of 1099s to qualify in Quincy?

Accepted Answer

Some lenders allow it with a strong employment history. Two years is still the standard, but one-year options exist for the right borrower profile.

Question 2

Do 1099 loans cost more than conventional loans?

Accepted Answer

Yes, non-QM rates run higher than conventional. Rates vary by borrower profile and market conditions, but the tradeoff is actually getting approved.

Question 3

What if I have both W-2 and 1099 income?

Accepted Answer

Mixed income borrowers have options. Some lenders blend both income types. Others require you to qualify on one source alone.

Question 4

Will rural or acreage properties in Plumas County affect my approval?

Accepted Answer

They can. Non-QM lenders vary on rural and acreage properties. We screen lenders for property eligibility before pulling your credit.

Question 5

How is qualifying income calculated from my 1099s?

Accepted Answer

Most lenders average two years of 1099 income. Some use the most recent year if it's higher. The method depends on the lender and program.

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