
If you’re self-employed, your tax returns don’t always reflect your true income. Write-offs that lower your tax bill can also make qualifying for a traditional mortgage difficult.
That’s where bank statement loans come in.
A bank statement loan allows self-employed borrowers to qualify using 12–24 months of personal or business bank statements instead of tax returns. Lenders review your deposits to calculate an average monthly income that better represents your real cash flow.
Business owners and entrepreneurs
Freelancers and independent contractors
Commission-based professionals
Real estate investors
Typically 660–700+ credit score
10–20% down payment
Proof of self-employment
Primary homes, second homes, and some investment properties allowed
If you’d like a quick review to see whether a bank statement loan makes sense for you, feel free to reach out.
Chuck Pine
Senior Mortgage Broker
Maine Choice Mortgage
📞 207-949-3770
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