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Non QM Loan

<p>Non Qualified Loan</p>

Benefits

Flexible Income Verification

Use bank statements or asset depletion instead of traditional W-2s.

Higher DTI Allowed

May allow debt-to-income ratios above the typical 43% threshold.

Alternative Credit Scoring

May consider non-traditional credit history for qualification.

Diverse Loan Options

Includes interest-only options and loans for non-warrantable condominiums.

Non-QM Loan Information

<p>Non-QM loans offer alternatives for borrowers who don't fit traditional mortgage criteria. While they provide more flexibility, they may come with higher interest rates and down payments. To understand if a Non-QM loan is right for you, <a href="/apply">speak to one of our experienced mortgage experts</a>.</p>

Who Should Consider a Non-QM Loan?

<ul><li>Self-employed borrowers with complex tax returns</li><li>Real estate investors with multiple properties</li><li>High-net-worth individuals with substantial assets but low taxable income</li><li>Recent career changers to commission-based jobs or self-employment</li><li>Foreign nationals looking to buy U.S. real estate</li><li>Borrowers with recent credit events like foreclosure or bankruptcy</li></ul>

Types of Non-QM Loans

<ul><li>Bank Statement Loans</li><li>Asset Depletion Loans</li><li>Interest-Only Loans</li><li>Jumbo Loans</li><li>DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) Loans</li><li>Foreign National Loans</li></ul>

Qualifying for a Non-QM Loan

<p>While more flexible, Non-QM loans still have requirements. These may include a minimum credit score, higher down payments (typically 10-20%), sufficient assets, and proof of ability to repay. Specific requirements vary by loan type and lender.</p>

Pros and Cons of Non-QM Loans

<p>Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of Non-QM loans can help you make an informed decision about your mortgage options.</p>

Pros

<ul><li>More flexible qualification standards</li><li>Options for self-employed and non-traditional borrowers</li><li>Possibility of larger loan amounts</li><li>May consider alternative income sources</li></ul>

Cons

<ul><li>Generally higher interest rates than QM loans</li><li>May require higher down payments</li><li>Potentially subject to prepayment penalties</li><li>Possibly more complex application process</li></ul>