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Self Employed Mortgage Solutions are Back!

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Until recently, self-employed individuals were required to qualify for a mortgage by using the recent two-year average of the income reported on their tax returns. Since many business owners manage their expenses to limit their tax liability, they unintentionally limit their borrowing power.

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As a result, self-employed individuals are forced to decide what is a higher priority - paying lower taxes or qualifying for a home loan.  

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Today, there are new mortgage loans that use business cash flow as opposed to net income reported on tax returns. Whether it's using bank statements, a letter from you, or just a 6 month P&L; banks today are accepting much more to document income than they were just a few years ago.

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These new loans no longer force self employed individuals to pay all cash for their home or adopt unfavorable tax strategies for two years just so they can qualify for a new mortgage.

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Contact me today to discuss whether or not these new programs can help your clients qualify for a home AND retain their self employed tax benefits!

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