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Awesome to work with!
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Would recommend him and use him again!
Very involved and professional . Kept me informed and up to date on everything that was going on Went with me closing and was very helpful and knowledgeable.
--- Kathy Ward - Houston, TX
Great experience!
Well I meet bill back in December 2016 he got recommended by my real estate agent we had a house in sight and started the process to get approved but we fail due to my work history and credit bill told me not to give up and put me in contact with a credit repair company they help me bring my score up and bill walk me thru the process of getting a new line so this time around we got approved before looking for our house after we found it we still had a couple of hick up but with bills help on Sunday 6-18-17 to be exact Father's Day bill called me to give me the great news that we had got approved and the closing date was as scheduled bill was more than just a lender to my family he became a friend and I'm alway going to have him in mind for any other financial situation.
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--- Tom Troiano - Atlantic City, NJ
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I'm a self-employed businessman and had him figure out the mortgage of the house after 30% down payment. The interest rates I received were incredibly low given what I had thought of earlier. One other important thing to note was that I hadn't really taken any loans earlier, so I had no credit history. He helped me out with all that as well so I can't really call him anything else but a miracle.
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Jumbo and Non-QM Mortgages: Made Simple
Getting a jumbo or Non-QM mortgage is easier than most people expect. This guide explains what these loans are, who theyโre for, and when they make sense.
What Is a Jumbo or Non-QM Loan?
A jumbo mortgageโalso called a non-conforming loanโis any mortgage that does not meet the guidelines set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were created by Congress to provide liquidity and stability in the mortgage market. They buy mortgages from lenders, but only if those loans meet strict rules for:
Loan amount
Credit score
Down payment
Debt-to-income ratio
Post-closing reserves
Loans that exceed these limits are considered non-conforming.
When Do You Need a Jumbo Loan?
Youโll need a jumbo loan when the loan amount exceeds the conforming limit in your area.
How Jumbo and Non-QM Loans Are Underwritten
Jumbo loans are evaluated using the same fundamentals as conventional loans:
Credit score
Down payment
Debt-to-income ratio (DTI)
Cash reserves after closing
That said, jumbo loans often allow more flexibility in how those factors are evaluated.
Credit Scores
Most jumbo programs are available with credit scores as low as 660, though higher scores receive better rates. Borrowers with 760+ credit generally receive the most favorable terms.
Cash Reserves
Jumbo loans usually require more reserves than conforming loans.
Typical requirement: 12 months of reserves
Often split between liquid cash and retirement assets
Exceptions may be available with strong income, low DTI, or large down payments.
Where Jumbo Loans Are More Flexible
Higher DTI allowances
While conforming loans often cap DTI around 43%, jumbo loans may allow higher ratios if the borrower has strong reserves or equity.
More logical income analysis
Self-employed borrowers may qualify with one year of tax returns instead of two if they can document business stability and industry experience.
Lower down payments without mortgage insurance
Some jumbo programs allow 10% downโand sometimes lessโwithout mortgage insurance. Rates may be slightly higher, and DTI requirements are typically stricter.
Piggyback loan structures
In certain cases, buyers can combine a first and second mortgage to reduce the down payment to as little as 5%. These structures are highly specialized and lender-specific.
Who Typically Uses Jumbo or Non-QM Loans?
These loans are well-suited for high-income earners who donโt wantโor donโt haveโtheir wealth tied up in cash. This group is often referred to as HENRYs: High Earners, Not Rich Yet.
HENRY borrowers often:
Earn $250,000โ$500,000+ annually
Have strong credit histories
Hold significant retirement and investment assets
Prefer liquidity over tying up cash in a large down payment
Tax Considerations
Jumbo loans donโt automatically create tax advantages.
Mortgage interest is only deductible on the first $1 million of mortgage debt. If your loan exceeds that amount, the interest on the excess is not deductible.
For this reason, some borrowers choose to compare:
One jumbo loan
vs.
Two smaller loans or alternative structures
Always consult a tax professional before assuming tax benefits.
Choosing the Right Professionals
Buying a homeโespecially with a jumbo or Non-QM loanโis complex. You should always work with professionals who represent your interests, not just the transaction.
Real Estate Representation
Sellerโs agents represent the seller
Buyerโs agents represent the buyer
Transaction brokers represent no one
As a buyer, itโs almost always best to work with a buyerโs agent who has a legal duty to protect your interests.
Mortgage Broker vs. Bank
A mortgage broker typically has access to many lenders, not just one bankโs in-house programs. This often results in:
Better pricing
More flexible loan options
Specialized programs banks may not offer
Even if you like your bank, remember: most banks sell loans shortly after closing anyway. Loyalty should never cost you better terms.
Foreign National Mortgages
You do not need to be a U.S. citizen to qualify for a mortgage.
Eligible Borrowers
Permanent residents (green card holders)
Non-permanent residents with valid work authorization
Refugees or individuals granted asylum
Non-resident foreign buyers may also qualify, but usually with:
Higher down payments (30โ50%)
Higher interest rates
Fewer program options
Legal residency and proper documentation are mandatory.
Bank Statement Loans for Self-Employed Borrowers
If youโre self-employed and traditional tax returns donโt reflect your true income, a bank statement mortgage may be the solution.
How They Work
Instead of W-2s or tax returns, lenders use 12โ24 months of bank statements to calculate income based on actual deposits.
Ideal For:
Business owners
Independent contractors
Freelancers and gig workers
Borrowers with significant tax write-offs
Trade-Offs
Because these loans are considered Non-QM:
Rates are typically higher
Down payments may be larger
Terms vary widely by lender, so shopping matters.
Final Thought
If youโve been told โnoโ by a bank or lender, it doesnโt mean you canโt qualifyโit often means youโre speaking with the wrong person.
In real estate and lending, who you work with matters.
Questions About Jumbo, Non-QM, or Bank Statement Loans?
Schedule a free, no-obligation consultation with a mortgage expert who knows how to structure complex deals efficiently.
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Mortgage Pre-Qualification vs. Pre-Approval: What's the Difference?
Meta Description: Learn the difference between mortgage pre-qualification and pre-approval, what lenders verify, and how to prepare to buy a home with confidence.
By Bill Rapp, CCIM | Director of Capital Advisory | Medallion Funds
Buying a home is one of the largest financial decisions most people will ever make. Before you start touring properties, however, there's an important question you need to answer:
Are you mortgage pre-qualified, or are you actually pre-approved?
These two terms are frequently used interchangeably, but they can represent very different levels of financial review.
Understanding the difference between mortgage pre-qualification and pre-approval can help you establish a realistic budget, avoid unnecessary delays, and potentially strengthen your offer when you find the right property.
At Medallion Funds, we help homebuyers evaluate mortgage options and prepare for the financing process so they can make informed decisions.
What Is Mortgage Pre-Qualification?
Mortgage pre-qualification is typically an initial assessment of how much money you may be able to borrow based on information you provide to a lender or mortgage broker.
The process often involves discussing:
ยทYour estimated annual income
ยทYour monthly debt obligations
ยทYour approximate credit profile
ยทAvailable savings and other assets
ยทYour anticipated down payment
ยทYour target home purchase price
Depending on the lender, pre-qualification may involve a soft credit inquiry, a more detailed credit review, or no credit check at all.
Advantages of Mortgage Pre-Qualification
1. Quick initial assessment
Pre-qualification can provide an early estimate of your borrowing capacity.
2. Helps establish a preliminary budget
Understanding your estimated purchasing power can help narrow your property search.
3. Identifies potential financing obstacles
A mortgage professional may identify issues involving income, credit, debt, or available funds before you begin making offers.
4. Useful for early financial planning
If you're considering purchasing a home several months from now, pre-qualification can help you develop a financing strategy.
Limitations of Pre-Qualification
Because pre-qualification may rely primarily on self-reported information, it does not necessarily confirm that you satisfy a lender's underwriting requirements.
Your actual mortgage eligibility could change once your financial documentation and credit history are reviewed.
Bottom line: Pre-qualification is a useful starting point, but it should not automatically be treated as a verified lending decision.
What Is Mortgage Pre-Approval?
Mortgage pre-approval generally involves a more detailed assessment of your financial qualifications.
During this process, a mortgage lender or broker typically reviews supporting information such as:
ยทCredit history and credit scores
ยทEmployment and income documentation
ยทBank statements and available assets
ยทExisting debts and financial obligations
ยทDown payment and closing cost funds
ยทApplicable mortgage program requirements
Some lenders also provide pre-approvals involving automated underwriting or an initial underwriter review.
However, the depth of verification varies by lender.
A pre-approval letter usually indicates that, based on the information reviewed, you appear eligible for financing up to a specified amount, subject to applicable conditions.
Why Mortgage Pre-Approval Matters
1. Greater confidence in your purchasing budget
A more comprehensive financial review can help identify the mortgage amount and loan structure that may fit your circumstances.
2. Stronger positioning with home sellers
A seller may view an offer accompanied by a credible pre-approval letter more favorably than an offer without evidence of financing preparation.
3. Earlier identification of underwriting issues
Income documentation, credit concerns, and asset requirements can sometimes be addressed before you're under contract.
4. Potentially smoother mortgage processing
Completing important verification steps early may reduce delays later, although it does not guarantee a faster closing.
5. Better loan program evaluation
Pre-approval provides an opportunity to assess conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo, and other applicable mortgage options.
Mortgage Pre-Qualification vs. Pre-Approval: Side-by-Side Comparison
Feature | Pre-Qualification | Pre-Approval |
Purpose | Preliminary borrowing estimate | More detailed financing assessment |
Income review | Often self-reported | Typically documented or verified |
Credit review | Varies by lender | Usually includes credit review |
Asset verification | Often limited | Typically more extensive |
Processing time | Often relatively quick | Depends on lender and documentation |
Seller confidence | Generally lower | Generally stronger |
Loan commitment | No | No |
Best use | Early planning | Preparing to make an offer |
Important: Neither pre-qualification nor pre-approval guarantees final mortgage approval.
7 Key Differences Every Homebuyer Should Understand
1. The Level of Financial Verification
Pre-qualification commonly begins with estimates. Pre-approval typically involves a more detailed review of your actual financial documentation.
2. Credit Review Requirements
Some pre-qualification processes use soft credit inquiries, while pre-approval commonly requires a hard credit inquiry.
A hard inquiry may have a temporary effect on your credit score. Ask your mortgage professional what type of inquiry will be performed.
3. Accuracy of Your Estimated Loan Amount
A pre-qualification estimate may change significantly when a lender verifies your income, debts, assets, and credit history.
Pre-approval generally provides a better-supported estimate, although it remains conditional.
4. Strength of Your Purchase Offer
In a competitive housing market, sellers may prefer buyers who have already completed a more substantial financing review.
A pre-approval letter can help demonstrate that you're taking the purchase seriously.
5. Mortgage Program Selection
Pre-qualification may identify potential financing options.
Pre-approval can provide a more detailed assessment of whether you appear to meet specific loan program requirements.
6. Potential Closing Delays
A more thorough review before making an offer may identify issues that otherwise would not surface until after the purchase contract is signed.
7. Readiness to Purchase
Pre-qualification is often appropriate when you're exploring the market.
Pre-approval is generally the better choice when you're preparing to make an offer.
How Much House Can You Afford?
One of the biggest mistakes homebuyers make is confusing the maximum mortgage amount they might qualify for with the amount they should comfortably spend.
Consider this hypothetical example:
A borrower receives a pre-approval indicating potential eligibility for a $450,000 home purchase.
However, after reviewing projected property taxes, homeowners insurance, mortgage insurance, and other expenses, the borrower determines that a $375,000 home better supports their financial goals.
The right purchase price isn't necessarily the highest amount a lender will approve.
At Medallion Funds, our objective is to help borrowers evaluate financing options within the context of their broader financial circumstances.
What Documents Do You Need for Mortgage Pre-Approval?
Although requirements vary by lender and loan program, many borrowers should be prepared to provide:
ยทRecent pay stubs
ยทW-2 forms from the previous two years
ยทFederal tax returns, when required
ยทRecent bank statements
ยทDocumentation of additional income
ยทInformation about existing mortgage obligations
ยทIdentification and employment details
ยทDocumentation of gift funds, when applicable
What About Self-Employed Borrowers?
Self-employed borrowers may need additional documentation, including business tax returns, profit-and-loss statements, or business bank statements.
Certain alternative-documentation mortgage programs may be available for qualified borrowers who do not fit traditional income-verification requirements.
A mortgage broker can help assess which options may be appropriate.
Does Mortgage Pre-Approval Guarantee Final Approval?
No.
Even after receiving a mortgage pre-approval letter, several items may still need to be completed.
These can include:
ยทProperty appraisal
ยทTitle review
ยทProperty insurance verification
ยทFinal income and employment verification
ยทUpdated asset documentation
ยทFinal underwriting approval
ยทSatisfaction of lender conditions
Significant financial changes between pre-approval and closing can affect eligibility.
For example, opening new credit accounts, financing a vehicle, changing employment, or taking on additional debt could create complications.
Avoid major financial changes during the mortgage process without first consulting your mortgage professional.
How Long Does Mortgage Pre-Approval Last?
Many mortgage pre-approval letters are issued with validity periods of approximately 30 to 90 days.
However, the exact period depends on the lender, loan program, credit report requirements, and supporting documentation.
If your home search extends beyond the expiration date, updated documentation or a new credit review may be required.
Should You Get Pre-Qualified or Pre-Approved First?
The best approach depends on your timeline.
If you're six months away from buying:
A preliminary pre-qualification may help you evaluate affordability, identify potential issues, and create a financial preparation plan.
If you're planning to purchase within the next 30 to 90 days:
A more comprehensive pre-approval is generally preferable.
If you're actively making offers:
You should strongly consider obtaining a current pre-approval letter before submitting an offer.
Why Work With a Mortgage Broker Instead of Going Directly to One Bank?
A traditional bank generally evaluates mortgage applications using the loan products and lending guidelines available through that institution.
A mortgage broker can help borrowers explore financing options from multiple wholesale lending sources.
This may be especially useful for borrowers with:
ยทNontraditional income
ยทSelf-employment earnings
ยทSignificant student loan debt
ยทJumbo mortgage requirements
ยทInvestment property financing needs
ยทUnique credit or asset circumstances
At Medallion Funds, we focus on understanding the borrower's complete financial picture before evaluating available mortgage structures.
The objective isn't simply to obtain a pre-approval letter. It's to identify financing that aligns with your purchase and financial goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get pre-approved without finding a house?
Yes. Many borrowers obtain mortgage pre-approval before identifying a specific property. Final approval will still depend on the property and other outstanding conditions.
Does mortgage pre-qualification hurt my credit score?
Not necessarily. Some lenders use a soft inquiry or do not check credit during preliminary pre-qualification. Ask about the inquiry type before proceeding.
Can I get pre-approved with a low credit score?
Possibly. Eligibility depends on the loan program, credit history, income, debts, available assets, and other underwriting factors.
Can I obtain pre-approval from more than one lender?
Yes. Comparing mortgage options can help borrowers evaluate rates, fees, programs, and service levels. Credit scoring models may treat multiple mortgage-shopping inquiries within an applicable window as a single inquiry, although the rules vary by model.
Is a pre-approval letter a guarantee that my loan will close?
No. Final mortgage approval remains subject to underwriting, property review, and satisfaction of lender conditions.
How early should I get mortgage pre-approved?
For borrowers actively preparing to purchase, beginning the pre-approval process before touring homes or making offers is often beneficial.
Final Thoughts: Preparation Creates Better Homebuying Decisions
Understanding the difference between mortgage pre-qualification and pre-approval can help you avoid confusion and prepare for the homebuying process.
Pre-qualification is a valuable initial planning tool.
Pre-approval typically provides a more substantial assessment of your financing eligibility and can help position you as a better-prepared buyer.
Before you fall in love with a home, make sure you understand your financing options.
Ready to Discuss Your Mortgage Options?
I'm Bill Rapp, CCIM, Director of Capital Advisory with Medallion Funds.
Whether you're purchasing your first home, upgrading to a larger property, or evaluating alternative mortgage programs, we can help you explore available financing solutions.
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