Your tax return says one thing. Your bank account says another. If you’re self-employed, run a business, or have income that doesn’t fit in a W-2 box — bank statement loans let you qualify on what you actually earn, not what the IRS sees.
I’m Tim Popp, Branch Manager at West Capital Lending. I’ve helped hundreds of self-employed borrowers and investors get financing when traditional banks said no. Licensed in 36 states + DC.
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The down payment is one of the most important pieces of the mortgage puzzle — and for bank statement loans, the requirements differ meaningfully from conventional financing. If you’re planning to use a bank statement program for a purchase, you need to know upfront how much cash you’ll need at the table, what factors influence … Read more
One of the first decisions you’ll face when applying for a bank statement loan is which accounts to use for income documentation — personal, business, or a combination. It might seem like a minor administrative detail, but the choice can significantly affect your qualifying income and, ultimately, your loan approval. Personal and business bank statements … Read more
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