Self-employed professionals with write-offs
Real-estate investors
1099 earners or gig-economy workers
Borrowers with recent credit events (bankruptcy, foreclosure, etc.)
Retirees or high-net-worth borrowers with substantial assets
Non-QM stands for Non-Qualified Mortgage. These are loans that don’t follow conventional underwriting rules but still meet responsible lending standards.
Yes. Many Non-QM programs use bank statements, assets, or rental income instead of tax returns.
Rates can be slightly higher than conventional loans, but they allow borrowers to qualify when traditional financing isn’t an option.
Absolutely. DSCR programs are built specifically for investors qualifying based on rental income.
No — they’re simply more flexible. These programs are underwritten carefully and designed for qualified borrowers with alternative income sources.


