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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 6 MIN

1099, Freelancer, Contractor or Business Owner : Which Self-Employed Borrowers Have the Hardest Time Qualifying?

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Which self-employed borrowers have the hardest time qualifying for a mortgage? In this episode of the Truss Financial Podcast, Jeff Miller and Jason Nichols explain the mortgage challenges facing 1099 earners, freelancers, contractors, and business owners and why tax write-offs, fluctuating income, and inconsistent documentation can lead to traditional loan denials. They also discuss alternative mortgage options for self-employed borrowers, including bank statement loans, CPA-prepared profit and loss loans, and asset depletion programs. Explore self-employed mortgage options: https://trussfinancialgroup.com/i-am-self-employed Call Truss Financial Group: 888-878-7715

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