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Welcome to the world of small business borrowing. Big banks and a lot of small ones just check off boxes on applications and don't really look at the situation. In 2009 I tried to get a mortgage on a property I wanted to buy from Firststar. They turned me down, saying they couldn't see how I made my money. (ie: "We're too lazy to look up from the application form) the same month the same bank gave one of my employees a mortgage. Both loans would have been repaid from the same source of revenue, but Firststar was too stupid to see that. The check boxes on their application form are set up for W2 income. If you check the right boxes you get a loan, checking the boxes is all that counts.
I've had the best luck with smaller regional banks.
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