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Can gig workers get a mortgage?

Answered by Onias Derilus, Mortgage Capital · NMLS# 1859012 · Florida licensed mortgage broker

Yes. Rideshare drivers, delivery couriers, and freelancers qualify with two years of tax returns or with bank statement and 1099 programs that use deposits or gross earnings. Consistency over 24 months is key.

Because gig income fluctuates, lenders average it. We'll calculate your qualifying income from whichever method captures your true earnings.

Gig work counts as income

Yes. Gig workers, from rideshare drivers to freelancers, qualify for mortgages regularly. Lenders treat gig earnings as self-employment and generally want a two-year history to confirm stability.

They average your income over that period, so consistent gig work strengthens your application.

Loans that fit gig income

When tax write-offs lower your net income, a bank statement loan can qualify you on your deposits instead. That often reflects your true earning power better.

We help gig workers buy homes all the time. Apply now and we will find the loan that reads your income correctly.

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