Cottonwood Heights Jumbo Home Loans

Income requirements for Jumbo home loans will vary based on the investor and the loan program you qualify for. For most investors, your income is documented with pay stubs, W2s and other tax or bank documents. If you’re self-employed or receive 1099 income, you’ll need to provide the last two years of tax returns along with other financials from your business. If you have liquid assets that can support a monthly distribution for 36 months or more, those assets can be considered income to help you qualify. The amount of income you need to document depends on the amount you’re borrowing and your credit liabilities.

Jumbo home loans are for loan amounts greater than the current conforming loan limit of $766,550. Some states and counties in the US also have a High Balance loan limit where housing costs are high. High Balance loans have similar guideline and qualifying requirements as a conventional home loan.

The down payment amount will vary based on the property type, the home’s occupancy, your credit and if you are buying or refinancing the home. Depending on the Jumbo home loan program, a down payment of 10% to 25% may be required.

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With access to investors at major financial institutions and other institutional investors that offer specialized financing, we offer a large portfolio of loan programs. Depending on which Jumbo home loan program you qualify for, you may select from a fixed or adjustable rate loan with varying loan terms.

There are many Jumbo options available if you’re self-employed, but there are a few things you need to keep in mind when applying for a Jumbo loan. First, you’ll need to provide proof of your income. This can be done by providing tax returns or in some cases, business bank statements. You’ll also need to provide proof of your assets too. This can be done by providing bank statements or other financial documents. If you can provide all of this information and meet qualification requirements, you should be able to get a mortgage loan even if you’re self-employed.

Just keep in mind that it requires a lot more documentation and paperwork than it does for someone who has a traditional job. It’s best to make sure you have all your paperwork in order before applying for a Jumbo loan.