CAR-BUYING QUESTIONS
Yes, but expect to document your income more thoroughly. Lenders commonly ask for one to two years of tax returns, recent bank statements and sometimes a profit-and-loss statement or 1099s. They usually look at net income after business expenses, which can be lower than gross revenue. A solid credit history, a larger down payment and a pre-approval from a bank or credit union familiar with your finances can make the process smoother.
General information, not legal or financial advice; rules vary by state and lender.