Self-Employed

Self-employed in Michigan? A profit and loss statement loan lets you qualify for a mortgage using your business's true income instead of your tax returns.

Turned down because of your tax write-offs? There are real loan options for 1099 contractors in Michigan. Here is how qualifying actually works.

If your CPA's tax strategy makes your income look smaller than it is, a bank statement loan looks at what actually moves through your business account instead

Self-employed borrowers with a strong most-recent tax year may qualify for a conventional mortgage using just one year of returns. Here's how the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac exception works.

Most lenders offer the same products. As a broker, Mortgage Up works with dozens of lenders — competitive on conventional loans and equipped for borrowers who need a different approach.

Most people assume that if a bank says no, the answer is no. That assumption costs people more than they realize. When a conventional lender declines a borrower, it usually isn't because the borrower can't afford the home. It's because the borrower's income, employment, or financial picture doesn't fit the documentation requirements the lender is working from. That's a different problem — and it has different solutions. Non-QM loans are one of those solutions. Non-QM stands f

Self-employed income is more flexible than most business owners realize. Learn how write-offs, add-backs, bank statement loans, and alternative options can help you qualify for a mortgage.