Finance
A Wisconsin buyer who is self-employed will likely need to provide a lender with which documentation to verify income?
AOnly the most recent pay stub
BTwo years of tax returns (personal and business) and year-to-date profit/loss statement✓ Correct
CA letter from their accountant only
DRecent bank statements only
Explanation
Self-employed borrowers typically must provide two years of tax returns (personal and business), year-to-date profit and loss statements, and sometimes additional documentation to verify stable income.
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