Hi, I want to find the best lender for my situation, not sure what direction to take. I am self employed and don't have the necessary documents to apply for a traditional loan. Hard money loans are too expensive for me. Should I deal with private lenders or credit unions? What rates can I expect given the market situation right now? How many companies should I inquire with? I know that it's good to compare rates and services by Evanskayla795 from Madison, Florida. Nov 21st 2022
Joe Metzler (JoeMetzler)
Self employed and not showing enough income on tax returns to qualify is a very common problem. The most popular route for these people is a Non-QM bank statements for income proof loan. Under these programs, you will be required to document you are self employed, put (usually) at least 20% down, and then instead of tax returns for income, we use the deposits in your bank account. Typically we use 100% of personal bank statement deposits, and 50% of business bank statements deposits as qualifying income. Everything after that is a pretty normal loan. I have a page on my website at https://joemetzler.com/no-doc-loans/ with more information. I lend for these loans in MN, WI, IA, ND, and SD. Cambria mortgage, NMLS 274132
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