Asset-Based Loan
Asset-based lending with NASB allows borrowers who do not have traditional sources of income but have significant assets to qualify for an asset-based loan.
Get the loan you need from the assets you own.
An asset-based mortgage loan, also known as an asset depletion mortgage loan, is a type of non-QM loan that allows borrowers to use their substantial assets to qualify for a mortgage loan instead of employment income. Your assets are used as collateral for paying back the loan instead of your income. This type of asset-based lending uses different forms of assets, including money market accounts, checking or savings accounts, certificates of deposits, retirement accounts (such as 401K or IRA) or investment accounts such as stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Borrowers that can benefit from an asset-based loan include those that are self-employed with insufficient traditional, verifiable income, retirees with insufficient verifiable fixed income or individuals with a large number of assets in the U.S.
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What type of mortgage loan are you looking for?
Asset-Based Loan Requirements Include:
- Must use liquid assets (non-business or IRA/401k with current distributions) for use as collateral
- Stocks, Stock Option and Mutual Funds use 70% of the value
- Verify funds and divide by 120 of balance to use as income.
- Minimum age-57.5 (2 yrs from retirement age) to use retirement accounts
- No minimum age for non-business liquid assets.
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Minimum loan amount of $175,000 required to apply*
Asset-Based Loan FAQs
What is an asset-based loan?
An asset-based loan, or asset depletion loan, is a non-QM mortgage that allows borrowers who do not want to use their income from employment to qualify but rather the significant assets they possess.
How is asset depletion calculated?
Asset depletion is calculated by dividing your total assets by a determined period of months, to calculate the monthly “income” used to qualify for your home loan.
How much of my assets can qualify for an asset-based loan?
Assets that can be used to qualify for an asset-based loan include savings and checking accounts, money market accounts, retirement accounts, and investment accounts. To calculate your monthly “income” for qualifying, you can typically use 70% of stocks, bonds, and retirement funds and 100% of cash accounts.
Do I have to cash in my assets to qualify?
No, you only have to demonstrate an ability to make the mortgage payments.
What is the minimum required loan amount?
A minimum loan amount of $175,000 is required to apply. Exceptions include mortgage products for properties located within the Greater Kansas City metro and surrounding areas. Contact a NASB Loan Officer for details on the excluded areas and/or zip codes.
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