An image that shows Bank 3

Is a Bank Statement Loan Right for You?

A Bank Statement loan is the premier choice for business owners and entrepreneurs whose tax returns don’t tell the whole story of their financial success. By using 12 to 24 months of bank deposits to calculate your qualifying income, this program bypasses the heavy deductions that often disqualify self-employed borrowers for traditional loans. At Root Mortgage, we look past the paperwork to see the actual cash flow of your business. If you are a successful business owner looking to purchase or refinance, a Bank Statement loan offers a common-sense approach to your unique financial situation.

Benefits of a Bank Statement Loan

Utilize your actual business cash flow to secure financing for your next home or investment property.

  • An image that shows Square
    Real-World Qualification

    We use your actual monthly deposits to determine your ability to pay rather than your taxable income.

  • An image that shows Square
    Tax Deduction Friendly

    Continue taking the legal tax deductions your business deserves without hurting your chances of getting a mortgage.

  • An image that shows Square
    Flexible Documentation

    Choose between personal or business bank statements to find the most favorable qualifying income.

  • An image that shows Square
    High Loan Limits

    Often provides access to larger loan amounts than standard conforming products for well-capitalized owners.

An image that shows Analyzing New Marketing Plan And Sales Statistics Concept, Close
An image that shows Family Having Fun At Home

Bank Statement Loan Eligibility Requirements

These guidelines ensure your business has a healthy cash flow and a consistent track record of success.

Twelve to Twenty-Four Months of Bank Statements
Proof of Business Ownership for Two Years
Consistent Deposits with Positive Monthly Cash Flow
A Qualifying Down Payment of Ten to Twenty Percent
Competitive Credit Scores for Favorable Loan Terms
A Standard or CPA-Certified Business Expense Ratio