If your tax returns don't reflect your true earning power as a self-employed Californian, a bank statement loan might be your key to homeownership.

Self-employed Californian considering a bank statement loan for homeownership.

To understand your specific scenario and see what you can qualify for, connect with an experienced mortgage strategist who specializes in these unique loan programs.

Mortgage strategist discussing unique loan programs with a client.

Ready to see your options? Begin your secure application to understand what you qualify for.

Author Bio

David Ghazaryan is the expert mortgage strategist and founder behind iQRATE Mortgages. With a mission to fund home loans that traditional banks won't touch, David specializes in helping clients with unique financial situations, including those recovering from foreclosure or bankruptcy. He expertly crafts smart, strategic, and stress-free mortgages by leveraging a vast network of over 100 lenders to secure competitive rates for investors and homebuyers alike. Praised for exceptional customer service, David has helped hundreds of families with a 97% satisfaction rate, guiding them to the mortgage they deserve.

References

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau - What is a qualified mortgage?

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - Homeownership

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