Bank statement loan programs
This category explains the bank statement loan programs a broker places self-employed borrowers into: the standard bank statement mortgage, HELOCs, refinances and business-account versions. Each post covers who the program suits, what it requires, how it is priced and how to compare the lenders that offer it. Start with Bank Statement Loans: A Broker's Guide to the Program, then read the requirements checklist before you quote a borrower.
Non QM Bank Statement Loan: Where It Fits
Why a bank statement loan is non QM, how it compares with DSCR and asset depletion programs, and what that status changes for the borrower and broker.
Published October 16, 2026non-QMloan programsbroker
Business Bank Statement Loan: Using Business Accounts
When a business bank statement loan can use company account deposits as mortgage income, the ownership rules, and how the expense factor cuts the result.
Published October 16, 2026business accountsexpense factorself-employed
Bank Statement Refinance Loans: Rate Term and Cash Out
How bank statement refinance loans work for rate and term or cash out, the seasoning rules, and how to move to a conventional loan once returns catch up.
Published October 16, 2026refinancecash outself-employed
Bank Statement Loans for Self Employed Borrowers
Why bank statement loans for self employed borrowers exist, which owners qualify, what history they need, and when a tax-return loan is the better route.
Published October 16, 2026self-employedbank statement loansincome
Bank Statement Loans: A Broker's Guide to the Program
How bank statement loans qualify self-employed borrowers on deposits instead of tax returns, who offers them, and when a broker should use one.
Published October 16, 2026bank statement loansnon-QMbroker guide
Bank Statement Loan Requirements: The Full Checklist
Bank statement loan requirements in one checklist: credit score, down payment, reserves, self-employment history and debt-to-income limits lenders apply.
Published October 16, 2026requirementschecklistqualification
Bank Statement Loan Rates: What Moves the Price
Why bank statement loan rates run above conventional pricing and which factors move them: credit score, LTV, lookback months and prepayment terms.
Published October 16, 2026pricingrate adjustmentsnon-QM
Bank Statement Lenders: How Brokers Compare Them
Compare bank statement lenders on lookback months, expense factors, account rules and overlays, with a matrix brokers can fill in for each lender.
Published October 16, 2026lender comparisonoverlaysbroker workflow
Bank Statement HELOC: Tapping Equity Without Tax Returns
How a bank statement HELOC lets self-employed owners borrow against home equity on deposits, with CLTV limits, draw payments and when it costs too much.
Published October 16, 2026HELOChome equityself-employed