How to Buy a Home with Just One Year of Self-Employment (Even if You’re a Freelancer)

How to Buy a Home with Just One Year of Self-Employment (Even if You’re a Freelancer)By: Brandon Scott Published on: 22/04/2025

Most people think you need two years of self-employment history to get a mortgage. But that’s not always true. Learn how one-year-income buyers—like Uber drivers, freelancers, and small biz owners—can qualify with the right lender and documentation.

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How to Buy a Home with Just One Year of Self-Employment (Even if You’re a Freelancer)

You Might Already Be Paying a Mortgage—Just Not Your Own. Here’s the Math

You Might Already Be Paying a Mortgage—Just Not Your Own. Here’s the MathBy: Brandon Scott Published on: 22/04/2025

Renters often overestimate how much homeownership costs. In this post, we break down real rent vs. buy comparisons in our local area—and reveal when buying actually becomes cheaper than renewing your lease.

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You Might Already Be Paying a Mortgage—Just Not Your Own. Here’s the Math

How to Turn Your Rent Payments Into a Down Payment—Without Changing Apartments

How to Turn Your Rent Payments Into a Down Payment—Without Changing ApartmentsBy: Brandon Scott Published on: 22/04/2025

Think you’re stuck renting forever? Think again. Learn how “credit rent reporting” can turn your on-time rent into a homebuying advantage—without even moving. This strategy can boost your score, lower your mortgage rate, and get you closer to homeownership.

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How to Turn Your Rent Payments Into a Down Payment—Without Changing Apartments

Are You Missing Out on a 20% Tax Deduction Because of How You Title Your Rental?

Are You Missing Out on a 20% Tax Deduction Because of How You Title Your Rental?By: Brandon Scott Published on: 14/04/2025

You might be losing thousands in tax savings if your rental property isn't held in the right structure. Learn how pass-through entities like LLCs can unlock a powerful deduction—and when they might actually hurt you.

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Are You Missing Out on a 20% Tax Deduction Because of How You Title Your Rental?