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Can I get a jumbo loan while self-employed?

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

Yes. Self-employed borrowers get jumbo loans with two years of tax returns, or through bank statement jumbo programs that qualify on deposits instead of net income. Strong reserves help.

If write-offs lower your taxable income, the bank statement route often qualifies you for more. We'll choose the documentation method that maximizes your jumbo approval.

Yes, with the right proof

Yes, self-employed buyers get jumbo loans regularly. You document income with two years of tax returns, or through a bank statement jumbo loan that uses your deposits instead.

Lenders want to see steady, well-documented income given the large loan amount.

Options for business owners

If write-offs lower your taxable income, a bank statement jumbo loan can qualify you on cash flow and often boosts your borrowing power. Strong reserves strengthen the file.

We specialize in jumbo loans for the self-employed. Apply now and we will find the program that reads your income best.

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Official resources

Verify the details for your own situation against these government and agency sources: FHFA conforming loan limits and CFPB Owning a Home guide.

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What is a jumbo loan in Florida?A jumbo loan is any mortgage above the conforming limit — $806,500 in most Florida counties for 2025.How do I qualify for a jumbo loan in Florida?Jumbo loans — above $806,500 in most Florida counties for 2025 — require strong credit (usually 700-plus), 10% to 20% down, a DTI generally under 43%, and cash reserves of several months.What credit score do I need for a jumbo loan?Jumbo loans typically require a 700-plus credit score, and the best pricing shows up at 740 and above.
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