FAQS

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Below are some of the most common questions we receive from homebuyers, investors, and self-employed borrowers.

As a mortgage broker, we strategically align each deal with the right lending partner based on structure, risk profile, and objectives. By accessing multiple lenders, we’re able to provide greater flexibility, more tailored solutions, and a more efficient path to closing.

Most traditional home loans take about 2–4 weeks from application to closing. Timelines can vary depending on the loan type, documentation, and third-party services.

Certain investor loan programs may offer alternative valuation options and faster closing timelines, in some cases as quickly as 3–10 days, depending on borrower qualifications, property, and deal specifics.

Refinancing can make sense if you’re lowering your rate, pulling out equity, or improving your loan structure. It’s important to weigh the savings against closing costs and long-term goals.

Yes. Programs like bank statement loans and DSCR loans are designed for self-employed borrowers and investors who may not show traditional income on tax returns.

Leverage is typically based on a combination of purchase price, rehab budget, and after-repair value (ARV), along with borrower experience and credit profile.

Yes. Some programs are available for newer investors, although experience can impact leverage, pricing, and available options.

Pre-qualification is a quick estimate based on basic information. Pre-approval is a more in-depth review of your income, credit, and assets, giving you a stronger, more reliable approval when making an offer.

A DSCR (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) loan allows real estate investors to qualify based on the property’s income instead of personal income. It’s ideal for rental properties and scaling a portfolio.

Your loan amount depends on factors like income, credit score, debts, and down payment. For investors, it can also depend on the property’s income (DSCR). We can quickly review your scenario and give you a clear range.

Yes. There are programs designed for self-employed borrowers, including bank statement loans and other alternatives that don’t rely solely on tax returns.

Not always. Many investor-focused programs prioritize the property’s performance and overall deal strength rather than personal income.

*All loan programs, terms, and conditions are subject to borrower qualification, credit approval, and property eligibility. Not all applicants will qualify. Loan terms may vary based on individual circumstances.