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12and 24 Month Bank Statement Program

  • Writer: Chris Heidt
    Chris Heidt
  • Dec 20, 2024
  • 2 min read




The dream of homeownership is often more challenging to achieve for self-employed individuals. Traditional mortgage lending often requires two years of tax returns, making it difficult to qualify. However, a new solution is emerging that offers a pathway to homeownership for this demographic: the 12-24 month bank statement program.

This program offers a flexible and convenient alternative to the traditional two-year tax return requirement. It leverages your consistent banking history to demonstrate your financial stability and income. This innovative approach opens doors for self-employed borrowers who might otherwise be excluded from traditional mortgage options.



Key Features and Benefits:

  • Flexibility: Choose between a 12 or 24-month bank statement submission. This adaptability caters to different financial situations and timelines.

  • Broad Property Types:  Finance primary residences, second homes, or investment properties. This versatile approach covers various real estate goals.

  • Loan Options:  Purchase, refinance (rate/term or cash-out), all are available through this program. This allows for greater financial maneuverability.

  • Multiple Account Acceptance:  Combine personal and business banking records to provide a comprehensive financial overview. Note: Combining accounts is not permitted.

  • Higher Loan Amounts: Secure loans up to $3.5 million, demonstrating the program's capacity to handle significant financial needs.

  • Favorable Loan-to-Value Ratios: Secure an LTV up to 90% with no MI (Mortgage Insurance) in certain cases. This significantly reduces upfront costs and borrowing requirements.

  • Lower FICO Score Requirements:  A FICO score as low as 620 might still be considered. This expands access to credit for a wider range of self-employed borrowers.

  • Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) Consideration:  Occasional NSF activity may be considered if accompanied by a Letter of Explanation from the borrower.

  • Income Verification:  100% of eligible bank deposits may be considered as income, providing a comprehensive and accurate representation of earnings.

  • Expense Reporting:  Several methods are acceptable for reporting expenses: a 50% expense ratio, a third-party prepared expense letter, or a third-party prepared Profit & Loss (P&L) statement.



Who Should Consider This Program?

This program is ideally suited for self-employed borrowers who:

  • Have a consistent history of income and banking activity.

  • Need a flexible and adaptable mortgage solution.

  • Desire to purchase, refinance, or obtain a cash-out refinance on a property.



Next Steps:

If you're a self-employed borrower looking to purchase or refinance a property, this program provides a streamlined pathway. Please consult with me today to learn more about this specific program and to determine eligibility. Chris A. Heidt (239) 470-610 - chris.heidt@highlandmtg.com - www.highlandmtg.com/chris-heidt

 
 
 

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A1 Hard Money Loan
A1 Hard Money Loan
20 jun

Really impressed with the insights shared here—great resource for anyone navigating Florida real estate! The clarity of content and practical examples make it a standout read. We offer the following real estate loan programs in Florida – Hard Money Loan Florida, DSCR Loan Florida, and Bridge Loan Florida – all tailored to support fast closings and flexible financing needs.

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