Self-employed
What does a lender think you earn?
A bank statement lender does not read your tax return. It reads your deposits, takes your ownership share, and then subtracts an assumed expense factor. This does that arithmetic in front of you, with the deduction shown as its own line — because that line is the negotiation.
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Qualifying income
$0
per month, as a bank statement programme would read these twelve deposits
- Total deposits
- $0
- Your share of them
- $0
- Monthly average
- $0
- Removed by the factor
- $0
- Best month
- $0
- Worst month
- $0
Twelve months, and the line through them
What this means for a payment
The assumptions, stated.
- Deposits are treated as eligible in full. In a real file, transfers between your own accounts, refunds, loan proceeds and one-off asset sales are removed first, which usually lowers the total.
- The expense factor is applied after the ownership share, which is the common order but not universal.
- The housing-budget line assumes no other monthly debts. Car payments, cards and student loans all come out of the same ratio.
- Nothing here accounts for credit score, reserves, property type or the programme’s own minimum income. All of those can change the answer.
- Monthly paymentWhat does the whole payment come to?
- AffordabilityWhat price can you actually carry?
- Amortisation scheduleWhere does each payment go?
- Extra paymentWhat does paying extra actually buy?
- Refinance break-evenWhen does a refinance pay for itself?
- Rent vs buyOver how long does buying win?
- DSCRDoes the rent cover the payment?
The next step
Numbers are a start. A file is a conversation.
If the calculator says something you did not expect, that is usually worth ten minutes on the phone rather than another hour of typing.
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