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Self-employed & 1099 mortgages

Your write-offs shouldn't write off your mortgage.

Self-employed mortgage and 1099 programs qualify you on real deposits or gross 1099 income — not the taxable income your deductions leave behind. Available in California, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, Tennessee, and Washington.

Two paths
Bank statement loan
12–24 months of deposits, no tax returns
1099 mortgage
Gross 1099 income, no write-off penalty
FAQ

Common self-employed mortgage questions

Can I get a mortgage if I'm self-employed?

Yes — bank statement loans qualify you on deposits, and 1099 programs qualify contractors on 1099 income alone.

Do write-offs hurt my approval?

With standard underwriting, yes. Bank statement and 1099 programs qualify on gross income instead, avoiding that penalty.

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