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Self-Employed & Bank Statement Home Loans in Florida

If you're self-employed, own a business, or earn 1099 income, you already know the problem: your tax returns are written to lower your taxable income, and a traditional lender uses that same number to decide how much house you can afford. C2C Brokers works with lenders who look at the real picture — your actual deposits — so your income counts the way it should.

How bank statement loans work

Instead of W-2s and tax returns, a bank-statement loan qualifies you using 12 or 24 months of personal or business bank statements. The lender averages your deposits to establish income, applies a reasonable expense factor, and uses that figure to qualify you. It's designed for business owners, freelancers, gig workers, real-estate investors, and commission earners whose tax returns understate what they truly bring in.

Who these programs fit

Self-employed borrowers, 1099 contractors, small-business owners, consultants, and anyone with strong cash flow but complex tax filings. If you've been turned down by a bank that couldn't make sense of your returns — or told you'd have to wait two more years — there's very often a program that works today.

What you'll typically need

Expect to provide 12–24 months of bank statements, proof you've been self-employed (a business license or CPA letter), and a credit profile the lender is comfortable with. Down payment and rate depend on the specifics, and because we shop 30+ lenders, we can find the terms that fit rather than forcing you into one bank's box.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need tax returns for a bank statement loan?

No. That's the whole point — these loans qualify you on bank deposits instead of tax returns, which is why they work for self-employed borrowers whose returns understate their income.

How many months of bank statements do I need?

Usually 12 or 24 months of personal or business statements. More history can improve your terms; we'll tell you which option qualifies you for the best rate.

Is the rate higher than a conventional loan?

Bank-statement loans can carry a slightly higher rate than a fully documented conventional loan, but because we put 30+ lenders in competition, we work to keep the difference as small as possible. For many self-employed buyers it's the difference between qualifying and not.

Can I use a bank statement loan to buy an investment property?

Yes, and we also offer DSCR programs that qualify on the property's rental income — a strong fit for Florida investors.

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