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A Line of Credit for the Self-Employed Business Owner
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on 3 February 2020
Are you interested in having a residential line of credit but don't know if you would qualify because you are self-employed? A line of credit is a great tool to help manage cash flow and provide security for those unplanned expenses. There are several options available for the self-employed homeowner.
You can either add the secured line of credit behind your existing 1st mortgage, or you can refinance your existing mortgage and add that line of credit. Both options have different crit...
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How to Qualify for a Mortgage using Commission Income
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on 15 April 2019
Do you earn commission income? Having a hard time qualifying for the mortgage you want?
Real estate agents and insurance brokers are two common businesses that tend to be 100% commission based. Lenders consider commission income with a bit more risk than other types of self-employed business income.
Three things to consider when seeking a mortgage using this type of income:
Some lenders do not accept commission income for qualifying purposes. It is important to realize this niche and choo...
Increase Cash Flow - A Mortgage For The Self-Employed Business Owner
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on 29 January 2019
Has your mortgage payment got you down? Do you wish that you could lower your payment obligation? Well, this new product might be for you.
Right now, every month you make your mortgage payment, and that mortgage payment consists of an interest amount and an amount that pays down some of the principal loan amount. Let's call this the traditional mortgage payment.
An innovative new product that lenders are now offering is a mortgage that has two components (1) part of the loan amount ...
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3 Criteria That Can Affect Your Mortgage Interest Rate
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on 13 August 2018
As a mortgage broker, clients ask me all the time what is the best mortgage interest rate. In general, the interest rate is a reflection of the risk associated with the file. The higher the risk, the higher the interest rate and the lower the risk, the lower the interest rate.
From my experience, there is a seemingly endless number of factors that lenders use to determine risk which influences the interest rate for a particular file. However, here are three broad areas which to consider:
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Specializing in Mortgages for Self-Employed Owners.
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on 20 November 2017
Are you unsure if you will qualify to purchase a new property or refinance your existing property because you own your own business?
Many lenders understand the difficulties of self-employed owners. These lenders have mortgage products designed specifically for business owners. They know that as business owners we may not pay ourselves a hefty salary, but that our business does produce adequate revenues and cash flow to support a mortgage.
Sean Stewart specializes in financing propertie...
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