Bank statements can be a powerful tool. Banks and other lenders use bank statements to verify your income and expenses, which are important factors in determining whether or not you qualify for a loan.
Bank Statements
S/E - Use Bank Statements to Qualify
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620+ Fico
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10% down payment
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40, 30yr, 15yr fixed
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Interest Only Available
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Full Doc & Alt Doc ok
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Loans to $6 Mil+
BANK STATEMENT
A conventional loan, including high balance conforming loans, is a non-government mortgage option. It typically demands a higher credit score and down payment than government-backed loans.
LOAN PROGRAM DETAILS
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Bank State’s
Credit Score
620
LTV
90%
Max Loan
$15 Mil+
Bank Statement Features
- For self-employed or gig economy individuals
- Use average monthly deposits into bank account
- No tax returns or pay stubs required
- Flexible underwriting guidelines
- Flexible loan terms compared to traditional loans
- Use for purchase and refinance
Bank Statement Benefits
- Allows self-employed individuals to qualify
- traditional income docs not required
- Helps avoid tax return issues or discrepancies
- Flexibility in underwriting guidelines
- Allows for a quicker funding process
- Use for purchase and refinance
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620+ Fico
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10% down payment
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40, 30yr, 15yr fixed, IO Option
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Full Doc & Alt Doc ok
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Loans to $3 Mil+
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620+ Fico
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10% down payment
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40, 30yr, 15yr fixed, IO Option
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Full Doc & Alt Doc ok
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Loans to $3 Mil+
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620+ Fico
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10% down payment
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40, 30yr, 15yr fixed, IO Option
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Full Doc & Alt Doc ok
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Loans to $3 Mil+
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680+ Fico
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3% down payment
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30yr, 15yr fixed
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Full Doc
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$726,000 – $1.396 mil
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700+ Fico
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10% down payment
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30yr, 15yr fixed
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Full Doc w 12 Months Reserves
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Loans to $3 Mil+
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700+ Fico
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10% down payment
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30yr, 15yr fixed
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Full Doc w 12 Months Reserves
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Loans to $3 Mil+
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Bank Statement Loans for Self Employed Borrowers
As a self-employed individual, obtaining a mortgage loan can be a difficult process. Traditional lenders often require extensive documentation of your income, which can be challenging for self-employed individuals who may have fluctuating income or multiple sources of income. However, bank statement loans can provide an alternative solution for self-employed borrowers.
Bank statement loans are a type of mortgage loan that uses your bank statements to verify your income, rather than traditional income documentation. Instead of providing tax returns and pay stubs, self-employed borrowers must provide recent bank statements to show their income and assets. Bank statement loans are especially helpful for self-employed borrowers who may have difficulty qualifying for traditional mortgage loans due to their income documentation.
At Bridgeview Mortgage, we offer bank statement loans to self-employed borrowers who may not qualify for traditional mortgage loans. Our experienced mortgage experts can guide you through the loan process and help you find a loan that meets your needs. Here are some key features and benefits of bank statement loans for self-employed borrowers:
- Documentation Requirements: One of the main advantages of bank statement loans is the reduced documentation requirements. Traditional mortgage loans require extensive documentation, including tax returns, pay stubs, and W-2s, which can be challenging for self-employed borrowers. With bank statement loans, self-employed borrowers only need to provide recent bank statements that show their income and assets. This can make the loan process much more streamlined and less stressful for self-employed borrowers.
- Flexible Qualification Standards: Bank statement loans offer flexible qualification standards that are designed to help self-employed borrowers qualify for a mortgage loan. These loans are ideal for borrowers who have difficulty qualifying for traditional mortgage loans due to their income documentation. Bank statement loans allow self-employed borrowers to use their bank statements to verify their income, which can be especially helpful for those with non-traditional sources of income.
- Higher Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratios: Bank statement loans also offer higher debt-to-income (DTI) ratios than traditional mortgage loans. DTI ratio is a measure of your monthly debt payments relative to your gross monthly income. Traditional mortgage loans typically require a DTI ratio of no more than 43%. With bank statement loans, self-employed borrowers may qualify for a higher DTI ratio, which can help them qualify for a larger loan amount.
- Investment Properties: Bank statement loans can also be used to purchase investment properties. These loans can provide a great way for self-employed borrowers to invest in real estate and generate income. Bank statement loans for investment properties often require a larger down payment and may have higher interest rates, but they can be a good option for self-employed borrowers who are looking to diversify their investment portfolio.
- Faster Loan Approval: Bank statement loans typically have a faster loan approval process than traditional mortgage loans. Because these loans require less documentation, the loan process can be much faster and more streamlined. This can be especially helpful for self-employed borrowers who may need to close on a property quickly.
- Lower Credit Scores: Bank statement loans may also be available to borrowers with lower credit scores. Traditional mortgage loans typically require a credit score of 620 or higher, but bank statement loans may be available to borrowers with credit scores as low as 580. However, borrowers with lower credit scores may face higher interest rates and more stringent loan requirements.
At Bridgeview Mortgage, we offer bank statement loans for self-employed borrowers who
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may not qualify for traditional mortgage loans. Our experienced mortgage experts can guide you through the loan process and help you find a loan that meets your needs.
Here are some of the key requirements for bank statement loans:
- Self-employed borrowers must provide 12-24 months of bank statements to verify income and assets.
- The loan may require a larger down payment and higher interest rates.
- The loan may have a higher DTI ratio requirement than traditional mortgage loans.
- The loan may be available to borrowers with lower credit scores.
When applying for a bank statement loan, it’s important to work with a trusted mortgage expert who has experience with these types of loans. At Bridgeview Mortgage, we have a team of experienced mortgage professionals who specialize in bank statement loans for self-employed borrowers. We can help you navigate the loan process and find a loan that meets your needs.
In conclusion, bank statement loans can provide an excellent option for self-employed borrowers who may not qualify for traditional mortgage loans. These loans offer flexible qualification standards, reduced documentation requirements, and higher DTI ratios. If you’re a self-employed borrower and are interested in a bank statement loan, contact Bridgeview Mortgage today to learn more about your options.
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