If you’re self-employed or have irregular income that doesn’t show well on paper, a Stated Income Loan may be the flexible solution you need. With this program, you declare your income—no tax returns or pay stubs required.
✅ No Tax Returns Needed
Perfect for self-employed borrowers or freelancers who legally minimize taxable income.
✅ Streamlined Approval Process
Faster than traditional loans, with less paperwork and more flexibility.
✅ Ideal for High Cash-Flow Borrowers
Qualify based on your declared income—not what’s shown after deductions.
✅ Purchase or Refinance
Use it to buy a new home, second home, or refinance an existing property.
✅ Built for Entrepreneurs
Real estate investors, business owners, and consultants often choose this route to avoid red tape.
A Stated Income Loan allows you to “state” how much you earn on the loan application, without having to verify that income through tax returns, W-2s, or standard income documentation.
Instead, lenders may consider alternative factors such as:
1.Asset Assessment: The lender evaluates your liquid assets. These commonly include:
Bank statements
Credit score
Employment or business history
Property type and down payment
While these loans come with slightly higher interest rates, they offer freedom and flexibility for those who don’t fit into a conventional box—but have the means to repay.
You may be eligible for a Stated Income Loan if:
You’re self-employed or a 1099 earner
You have strong credit (typically 660+)
You can make a reasonable down payment (usually 10–30%)
You have consistent bank deposits or assets that show financial ability
You're buying a primary residence, second home, or investment property
This loan is not for those trying to hide income—it’s for qualified buyers whose actual income just isn’t easily documented.
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