Other Home Loans We Specialize In:

•  No Income loans requires the borrower to state their monthly income on a mortgage application. The loan was originally intended for self-employed borrowers with complicated tax schedules. Borrowers found it easier to qualify for the loan by stating their income. Borrower doesn’t required to provide their income tax returns, W-2 (employee income) forms, 4506T, pay stubs, or other such records to the lender.

• Bank Statement Loan is designed for Self Employed individuals, Diverse income streams, and freelancers. It is a type of mortgage that allows borrowers to use their bank statements as a way to verify their income, rather than tax returns or any other income documents. The borrower can provide either 12 months or 24 months Bank Statement and we will calculate the income as per the average monthly deposit. If the bank statement is Business, then we will consider 50% of the deposits as income and if it’s personal we will consider 100% Deposit.

• DSCR Loan allows you to qualify for a loan based on your property’s cash flow, not your income. It doesn’t require any tax returns or W2 for qualify a home loan. No income or job history verification required. The debt service coverage ratio is calculated in this loan. It is a ratio of a property’s monthly rental income and its monthly mortgage debt, including principal, interest, taxes, insurance, and HOA (if applicable). Borrowers do not need to provide tax documents or prove their job history or income.
•  Profit & Loss Loan Program also known as P&L Loan. This loan is designed for Self Employed individuals, Diverse income streams, and freelancers. It is a type of mortgage that allows borrowers to use just profit & loss prepared by CPA/Licensed Tax Preparer. Borrower doesn’t required to provide tax returns, W-2’s, pay stubs. This is the perfect program for borrowers who can’t go Full Doc or do a traditional Bank Statement Program. Borrower must be Self Employed for at least 2 years.
• Closed End Second Loan  are additional loans that a borrower takes out against his house despite already having a first mortgage. The borrower takes out the loan by itself even though his first pre-existing loan has not been closed yet. He usually takes this loan out to access cash. In essence, he can use the money from the loan to consolidate a debt, pay for a child’s education, or even build an additional home, among other things. A borrower can take out the loan based on the available equity of his home.
• FHA home loans make it easier for a borrower to qualify for a loan and make a small down payment. This loan is beneficial for a borrower, especially a first time home buyer, to qualify for a mortgage. Borrower is required to purchase a mortgage insurance premium in case the borrower defaults. The mortgage insurance premium serves as a financial backup to protect the lender. Provide full documents
• Conforming loans, the largest segment of loans in the country. Full documents required. Conforming loans, considered lower risk loans, make up the largest segment of loans in the country. In the U.S., lenders package mortgage loans into investment bundles to sell and lend to both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These two companies, which drive the housing market, provide a secondary market for mortgages.
• Conventional loans are safe loans that differ from other government regulated loans. Conventional loans, synonymous to conforming loans, adhere to the same process as conforming loans. For instance, they must follow guidelines and significant loan limits set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Yet, they differ from other government regulated loans in that they are not regulated by government agencies such as the FHA, USDA, or VA. Nonetheless, this does not stop them from being less desirable or attractive. After all, they make up 65% of the American housing market. The nature of conventional loans (also known as to safe loans) offer borrowers low rates and flexible guidelines.
•  ITIN loans are for those people who want to finance a home purchase but do not have the SSN number. Basic requirements to qualify for an ITIN loan are 2 years of employment, last 2 years of your tax returns (W-2 or 1099), down payment of at least 10-20% depending on the lender, proof of some form of credit, identification in the form of a copy of your ITIN card, and a state ID, drivers license, or passport, Your most recent bank statements. Property types eligible for ITIN loans are single family homes, condos, and PUDS. ITIN loans can only be used for a home that is owner occupied (primary residence). FHA does not offer any ITIN programs.
• High balance loans are loans that exceed conforming loan limits for borrowers living in expensive regions of the country. High-balance loans exceed the national conforming loan limits for borrowers living in expensive regions of the country. In the U.S., lenders package mortgage loans into investment bundles to sell and lend to both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These two companies, which drive the housing market, provide a secondary market for mortgages. Consequently, Fannie and Freddie have enforced a maximum loan size for all backed loans. Because the US housing market expanded in the last few decades, the loan size limits increased. In effect, Fannie and Freddie created high balance loans, which were vital to markets in Orange County and New York City.
• Jumbo home loans make it possible for the borrower to buy an expensive home because they allow the borrower to get large loan balances. Compared to high-balance loans, jumbo mortgage loan amounts are higher. They have more demanding requirements than the smaller, conforming mortgages because they are larger than the usual “conforming” loan limits.