seems like some bullshit to me, don't most lenders just check to see the length of time you've been with the employer/company the length of time that employer/company has been in business and the period of time in which you've been steadily collecting a pay check.
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AIL: Banking is traditionally considered a conservative industry. In your experience, will people working in the adult industry have problems obtaining financing?
Campbell: Being employed in the adult industry does not impose any additional difficulty in obtaining financing. However, people in the adult industry have different needs than most consumers. For example a high percentage of your income is likely to be derived by market volume and fluxuate from month-to-month. A high percentage of people in the adult industry are self-employed. The client might even be in a position where they are earning a strong income, but don't want to document it because of tax strategies. In such a situation, a bank may not be willing to get you financing while we can.
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