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One Year “1099 Only” Income Reduced Doc Program

The 1099 Mortgage Program is designed for self-employed borrowers who need flexible income documentation. With only one year of documented 1099 income required—without tax return. This program provides a streamlined path to homeownership or refinancing.

Eligibility

  • Requires just 1 year of 1099 income (no full tax returns needed.
  • Available for purchase and rate/term refinance loans.

Credit & Loan Limits (Purchase / Rate-Term

  • Minimum Credit Score: 600..
  • Maximum LTV: Up to 80%.
  • Loan Amounts: $250,000 – $7,500,000.

Income Verification Options

  • CPA-Prepared Profit & Loss Statement (P&L).
  • Expense Ratio CPA Letter (ERCL).

Cash-Out Refinance Terms

  • Minimum Credit Score: 620.
  • Maximum LTV: 80%.
  • Maximum DTI: 55%.
  • Reserves (based on loan size):.
  • $0–$1.5M → 6 months
  • $1.501M–$2.5M → 9 months
  • $2.501M–$5M → 12 months
  • $5M–$7.5M → 18 months

Eligible Property Types

  • Single-family homes (attached or detached)
  • 2–4 unit properties
  • Warrantable condominiums

Flexible Underwriting Features

  • Gift funds allowed (minimum 5% borrower contribution + 2 months seasoned funds)
  • Seller concessions permitted up to 5%

Why Borrowers Choose This Program

  • Simplified Documentation: Just one year of 1099 income required—no full tax returns.
  • High Loan Limits & LTVs: Suitable for jumbo and non-QM borrowers.
  • Simplified Documentation: Just one year of 1099 income required—no full tax returns.
  • Borrower Flexibility: Gift funds and seller concessions expand financing options.
  • Ideal for Self-Employed Professionals: Helps overcome challenges of reduced taxable income due to deductions.

Available in the Following States:

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin.