Non-Conforming Loan
We have the experience to help people with unique circumstances or non-traditional incomes finance their dream home with a non-conforming loan.
We have the experience to help people with unique circumstances or non-traditional incomes finance their dream home with a non-conforming loan.
Personalized loan criteria
May qualify for a home loan despite a previous credit issue
More flexible underwriting guidelines
At NASB, we understand that not everyone fits the standard loan mold. That’s why we offer non-conforming mortgage options designed for borrowers with unique income or credit circumstances.
Our non-conforming loans may be an excellent option for:
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You may qualify for a NASB non-conforming home mortgage loan if you:
Minimum loan amount of $200,000 required to apply1
NASB offers additional non-QM loan products that may better suit your unique situation. Speak with one of our knowledgeable loan officers to discuss your unique circumstances and explore the mortgage solutions that best suit your needs.
| Loan Type2 | Who is it For? | Minimum Credit Score | Minimum Loan Amount | Minimum Down Payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Uses bank statements (not tax docs) to verify income. | Self employed borrowers, business owners, or independent contractors | 700 | $200,000 | 10% with mortgage insurance* |
Uses 1099 income instead of traditional income docs. | Independent contractors, freelancers, and gig workers | 700 | $200,000 | 20%* |
Qualifies based on rental property cash flow instead of income. | Real estate investors | 700 | $200,000 | 20% |
Uses assets (not income) to qualify for a mortgage. | High-net-worth borrowers or retirees using liquid assets to qualify | 700 | $200,000 | 20%* |
For higher loan amounts or loans that don't meet standard guidelines. | Borrowers with home purchases above the conforming limit | 720 | $805,501 | 20% |
Looks at complete financial picture to secure a loan after a credit setback. | Individuals looking to secure a loan after a one-time hardship such as bankruptcy or foreclosure | 620 | $200,000 | 30% |
Uses a CPA-prepared Profit & Loss statement instead of tax returns or months of bank statements | Business owners where standard documentation doesn't reflect what the business actually earns. | 700 | $200,000 | 20% |