Self-Employed Second Mortgage

A Home Equity Loan for Self-Employed and Real Estate Investors
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Features

  • Loans between $75,000 and $750,000
  • Owner-occupied, second homes, and investment properties
  • 12- or 24-months of business bank statements
  • Full doc (2 years of tax returns and YTD P&L)
  • Multiple loan terms available
  • Not available in all states

About Self-Employed Second Mortgages

The Self-Employed Second Mortgage Product is designed for self-employed borrowers and real estate investors who can qualify using 12-24 months of business bank statements. These loans enable borrowers to tap into their home’s equity while retaining their first mortgage. With this product, borrowers receive a lump-sum payment and there are no restrictions on how borrowers can use the funds.

Who should use a Home Equity Loan?

Homeowners who have paid down their mortgage enough to build equity and need a large lump sum of cash might consider a home equity loan. If you already have a good rate and do not want to refinance your home, a home equity loan could be a good option, as your original mortgage and its interest rate will stay the same.

If you’re not sure a Home Equity Loan is right for you, there are other options for tapping into your home’s equity. A Home Equity Line of Credit is another type of second mortgage that lets you borrow against your home’s equity as needed over time, similar to a credit card. A cash-out refinance allows you to refinance your current mortgage to a higher amount, allowing you to receive the difference. We offer several specialized loans for self-employed borrowers that can be used for cash-out refinancing, such as Bank Statement loans, 1099 Income loan, Profit & Loss loan, or Asset Qualifier.

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Disclosures:
Not all products are offered in all states, and all loans are subject to eligibility restrictions and limitations, including requirements related to loan and applicant's credit, income, property, and a minimum loan amount.