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No doc mortgages and alternative income home loans can be a great option if you do not qualify for a Conventional, FHA, or VA loan. No Doc Mortgages can be useful for people who cannot provide proof of income documentation like W2s or tax returns. They can also be helpful for someone who has experienced foreclosure or bankruptcy within the past 2 – 4 years. These options include:
You may also hear these loans referred to as:
We recommend you take a look at these alternatives to help you qualify for your next home loan.
36 Month Asset Utilization Qualification Under A No Doc Mortgage
This home loan option is great for business owners, self-employed, or investors. With this program, we are able to use your qualified assets and divide them by 36 months and add that amount to your monthly income.
This program is ideal for someone who has a lot of money in the bank but cannot provide proof of monthly income using W2s and tax returns.
If you have a total of $300,000 in qualified assets then you divide that by 36. This total is $8,333.00 and can be added to your total monthly income.
Proof Of Income With Bank Statements Under A No Doc Mortgage
Bank statements will typically be required by the lender when you are applying for a no-doc mortgage.
By submitting up to 24 months of bank statements we can use the deposit amounts to determine a monthly income. This is crucial to the qualification process of bank statement mortgages. This information is then used to calculate home much home you can qualify for.
Proof of deposit may be required by the lender to make sure the borrower has enough funds for the down payment and closing costs. The proof of deposit (POD) will be requested by the lender. When the deposit has been made then the POD will be provided to the lender from the bank. Get more information about Proof of Deposits.
A bank statement home loan is a program in which the borrower can submit bank statements to provide proof of income.
A bank statement mortgage is for someone who cannot provide proof of income using the typical documentation. W2s and tax returns are typically used by borrowers to prove their income. For those who make an income that is not necessarily reflected on a W2 or tax return then a bank statement loan is one to explore. People this might work well for include self-employed, entrepreneurs, investors, and freelancers.
Yes, you can submit bank statements from a business bank account. It is possible that only a percentage of these deposits can be used because of the expenses associated with running a business.
Our FRESH START mortgage program is designed to help lend to borrowers who have had a recent short sale, foreclosure, or bankruptcy. Typically if any of these events happen to you, there is a 2-4 year waiting period from the discharge date or sale date, to obtain a new mortgage using conventional or FHA financing.
Some of the Loan Features of FRESH START include:
In today’s mortgage landscape, borrowers have a range of options to consider when seeking financing for their home purchase or refinance. One such option is a No Documentation (No Doc) mortgage, which offers certain advantages for individuals with unique financial circumstances or complex income situations. Here’s an exploration of No Doc mortgages and their relevance in today’s market:
As with any mortgage product, it’s crucial to conduct thorough research, evaluate your financial situation, and consult with mortgage professionals to determine if a No Doc mortgage is suitable for your specific needs and circumstances. Mortgage regulations and lending practices evolve over time, so staying informed and seeking expert advice will help you make well-informed decisions when exploring mortgage options in today’s dynamic market.