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Traditional Lending Wasn't Built for Entrepreneurs

Being your own boss shouldn’t make it harder to buy a home. Traditional bank lending often relies on standard income verification methods that don’t reflect how self-employed individuals and business owners actually earn — write-offs, variable income, and non-traditional documentation can all work against you. At Iwillgetumortgage, we understand self-employed income and work with lenders who use alternative documentation methods to get you approved.

Self-Employed? Your Income Shouldn’t Hold You Back

We specialize in mortgage solutions built for business owners, contractors, and self-employed professionals.

How It Works

Income Assessment

We review your business structure, income history, and documentation

Lender Matching

We identify lenders who work with self-employed borrowers like you

Application Support

We help compile the right documentation to strengthen your application

Approval & Closing

Get approved and move forward with confidence

Why Self-Employed Clients Choose Us

Stated income, bank statement programs, and business-for-self solutions

We know your net income doesn’t tell the whole financial story

Access to lenders who specialize in non-traditional income

Notice of Assessments, business financials, or bank statements — we work with what you have

We focus on getting you approved, not making it complicated

Frequently Asked Questions

Most lenders prefer at least two years of self-employment history, though some alternative lenders may consider less with strong compensating factors.

Typically Notice of Assessments, T1 Generals, business financial statements, or bank statements — we’ll guide you on exactly what’s needed for your situation.

Yes. We work with lenders who offer stated income or gross-up income programs designed specifically for self-employed borrowers.

Rates can vary depending on the lender and documentation type, but with the right lender match, self-employed borrowers can still access competitive rates.

Being Self-Employed Doesn't Mean Fewer Options

Let's find a mortgage solution that reflects how you actually earn.