The HOP (Home Ownership Podcast) Episode 81: Self-Employed Tax Write-Offs Reduce Reportable Income & Loan Amount

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Village Properties realtor, David Charles Allen, reports on the latest interest rates and stats.  There was not much change in interest rates during the past week;  as of January 24th, 30-year fixed loans were at 3.625% and 30-year jumbo loans were at 3.125%.  The supply of properties on the market is lower than previous years with just 38 new listings and 36 pending sales.  David also discussed an issue that self-employed individuals sometimes face when tax write-offs and reported income affect  their ability to qualify for a home loan.  To contact David, email david@davidcharlesallen.com or call 805-617-9311.

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