Who Should Apply?

  • Business Owners

  • Freelance Employees

  • Consultants

  • Contract Workers

  • Independent Contractors

  • Sole Proprietors

  • Gig Economy Workers

  • Realtors

  • Entrepreneurs


Mortgages Without Tax Returns or W2s

 

The Bank Statement Loan program is our leading option for many utilizing our AMP Suite. Bank statement loans are non-traditional loans or expanded criteria loans that allow other forms of documentation to prove the ability to repay. Just as it sounds, a bank statement loan allows the borrower to verify his or her income with bank statements.

 

Advantages of a Bank Statement Loan

  • Qualify with monthly bank statements using an average of your total deposits.

  • The lender can look at 12 or 24-month bank statements.

  • You can get a bank statement home loan for as little as 10 percent down.

  • First-time homebuyers are allowed, max DTI 45% primary residence only.

  • Typically, we will accept a debt-to-income ratio of a maximum of 50 to 55 percent. 

  • You can borrow up to $4 million. *(2)

 

Criteria for Bank Statement Loans

  • Must be a business owner or self-employed for at least two years.

  • Must have a credit score of 660 or above.

  • Loan amount between $150,000 and $4,000,000. *(1)

  • Must have 12 or 24 months of Bank Statements.

  • Up to 90% LTV. | Interest-Only Up to 80% LTV.

  • Applicants must own 25% or more of the business.

(1) Maximum loan amount exceptions on a case-by-case basis. Additional criteria may apply.

 

There are typical borrowers who qualify for typical home loans, and then there are specialty borrowers with situations that are just different enough to require a little extra analysis. We are proud to offer a range of products designed for many kinds of above-average borrowers - enter Arcstone Financial's Accessible Mortgage Programs or AMP.

AMP is a Non-QM or Non-Qualified Mortgage product, to learn more about these programs, please reach out to your Arcstone Financial Mortgage specialist.


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