- Loans up to $4 million with a minimum of $150,000
- 12 or 24 months business or personal bank statements
- Two years seasoning for foreclosure, short sale, bankruptcy or deed-in-lieu
- 5/6 ARM, 7/6 ARM, & 30 year fixed options available
- One year self-employed required
- Purchase, cash-out or rate-term refinance, and delayed financing options available
- Owner-occupied, second homes, and investment properties
- 1099 option available
- Interest only option available
- Non-permanent residents allowed
Angel Oak’s Bank Statement mortgage program is the perfect option for self-employed borrowers who need an alternative method to show the true cash flow of their business. Borrowers do not have to own 100% of the business. Our Bank Statement program provides a loan solution to help underserved credit-worthy self-employed borrowers who otherwise would not qualify for a home loan.
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Product FAQ
How Does A Bank Statement Mortgage Program Work?
What Is The Difference Between A Bank Statement Loan And A Traditional Mortgage Loan?
Are Self-Employed Borrowers Required To Use Bank Statement Loan Products?
General FAQ
How Does A Bank Statement Mortgage Program Work?
A bank statement mortgage allows eligible self-employed borrowers to use bank statements to help verify income instead of tax returns. A lender will use these statements to analyze income to prove the ability to repay a loan.
What Is The Difference Between A Bank Statement Loan And A Traditional Mortgage Loan?
Traditional loans will generally require tax returns, W-2s and paycheck stubs in order to verify a borrower’s income. A bank statement mortgage loan offers self-employed borrowers a different option to verify their income without using tax returns.
Are Self-Employed Borrowers Required To Use Bank Statement Loan Products?
A bank statement loan is often a great option for qualified self-employed borrowers. However, self-employed borrowers should choose the best loan product to help meet their mortgage needs.


