Self-Employed Mortgage Colorado options for new business owners under two years in business

If you are looking for a Self-Employed Mortgage Colorado solution but have been in business for less than two years, you are not alone. Many new business owners in Centennial, Lone Tree, Parker, Aurora, Denver, Highlands Ranch, Castle Rock, and across Colorado assume they cannot qualify for a home loan yet. That is not always…

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Non-QM mortgage rates in Colorado illustrated with model homes and percentage symbol

Non-QM mortgage rates in Colorado are one of the most common questions I hear from home buyers and homeowners in Centennial, Lone Tree, Parker, and across the Denver metro area. Borrowers often ask why Non-QM rates are higher than conventional or government loans, especially when they have solid credit and strong income. The short answer…

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Mortgage broker smiling, talking to a client about Non-QM loan options and the Ability-to-Repay (ATR) Rule.

If you are a self-employed business owner or a real estate investor in the Denver metro area, you may have found your perfect mortgage solution in the world of Non-QM loans. They offer the flexibility you need to qualify without W-2s or conventional income documents. However, the term “Non-QM” sometimes raises a red flag for…

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Asset depletion formula used to calculate qualifying income for a mortgage using investment assets

The asset depletion formula is used by lenders to convert verified assets into a qualifying monthly income for mortgage approval. This approach is helpful for retirees, early retirees, and borrowers with strong assets but limited traditional income. What many buyers do not realize is that asset depletion calculations are allowed not only in Non-QM lending,…

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A hand holding a miniature model of a house against a blurred green background, symbolizing real estate investment and growth.

As a real estate investor in Centennial, Colorado, and the Denver Metro area, you may have reached the maximum of ten conventional mortgages allowed by lenders like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. This point is a significant milestone, and it’s where the most successful investors pivot their strategy to continue building wealth. If you’re asking,…

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Infographic summarizing DSCR loan requirements in Colorado, showing 20-25% down payment and 660+ minimum credit score for investors.

A common question from real estate investors exploring DSCR loan down payment and credit score requirements is how much money is needed upfront and what credit score lenders typically look for. DSCR loans are designed to be flexible, but there are still standard guidelines investors should understand before getting started. DSCR loans qualify borrowers based…

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