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Non-QM refinancing allows borrowers with self-employed, freelance, or business income to refinance without the standard documentation required by other programs.
Non-QM refinancing also caters to homeowners who need credit flexibility and want to rebuild their financial standing after bankruptcy or foreclosure.
This program allows borrowers to refinance unique property types, like non-warrantable condominiums, mixed-use properties, and rehab projects.
Two common types of VA refinances are streamline refinancing and cash-out refinancing. Here’s how they compare.
Non-QM refinancing can be used to switch loan types, such as converting an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) to a fixed-rate mortgage.
This program can also be used to access your home equity by taking out a new loan that is larger than what you owe and receiving the difference in cash.
For real estate investors, non-QM refinancing can provide a practical way to manage financing across multiple properties.




Non-QM refinancing allows you to use 1099s, profit-and-loss statements, and other alternative forms of income verification.
Non-QM refinancing has relaxed debt-to-income ratio requirements, which is ideal for those who have existing debt but also strong earning potential or substantial assets.
If you're refinancing a unique property that doesn't fit government-backed programs, like a fixer-upper or a non-warrantable condo, non-QM refinancing could be a good fit.
The best time to use non-qualified mortgage refinancing is when conventional refinancing programs require documentation you can’t easily provide, like W-2s from an employer with a federal tax ID number. This program allows you to verify your income and ability to repay with unconventional documentation, like business or personal bank statements, brokerage statements that show investment holdings, and 401(k) or other retirement account statements.

