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Traditional lenders require steady income, which can be a barrier for self-employed individuals. The P&L loan program provides a practical solution for business owners and independent contractors who maintain detailed financial records but may not qualify under standard lending criteria. This loan program differs from conventional lending options by utilizing profit and loss statements as the primary qualification method, rather than traditional W-2 income documentation. 

A Profit and Loss statement, also known as an Income Statement, is a financial document that summarizes a business’s revenues, costs, and expenses over a specific period (e.g., 12 or 24 months). In the context of a P&L loan, the lender uses this statement, typically prepared and signed by an accountant or tax preparer, to determine the net income that can be used to qualify the borrower for the mortgage, bypassing personal tax returns.

Key benefits: 

  • These loans are customized for entrepreneurs who often have substantial tax deductions impacting their reported income. 
  • P&L loans focus on business performance and cash flow rather than traditional employment history. 
  • Evaluates overall business health and revenue trends instead of fixed income thresholds. 
  • Often quicker approval times due to simpler documentation requirements. 

Why Choose Loankea as Your Trusted P&L Loan Lender

When looking for a P&L loan mortgage, choosing the right lender makes all the difference. At Loankea, we provide tailored lending solutions to help you achieve your goals. 

Why choose our P&L program? 

  • No bank statements required up to 70% LTV 
  • Income support tolerance 25% 
  • 1-year business existence may be considered 
  • Ideal for entrepreneurs who may not show sufficient income on tax returns 
  • Keep your existing low-interest rate first mortgage. 
  • No tax returns needed to qualify. 
  • Qualify on the deposit income income calculated from the business’ bank statements 

Industry-Leading Features 

  • No Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) required 
  • Minimum down payment starting from 20% 
  • No prepayment penalties 
  • Flexible loan terms: 30-year or 15-year fixed rate 
  • Loan amount from $100,000 
  • Low-interest rate options 
  • Temporary rate buydowns available 

Loankea offers competitive rates and flexible terms in our P&L mortgage loan program. We help you access affordable financing options that match your unique financial needs and make homeownership possible. 

We excel in non-qualified mortgage (non-QM) products and guide you through every step of the P&L loan process. Our solutions work well for borrowers who don’t fit traditional lending requirements. We keep the application process simple and communicate clearly to help you succeed. 

P&L Mortgage Requirements for Self-Employed Borrowers

Self-employed borrowers must provide detailed documentation of their business income when applying for a mortgage. Meeting the following criteria could qualify you for a P&L mortgage with Loankea. 

Self-Employment History 

  • Minimum of two years of documented self-employment or business ownership 
  • Must provide business registration documents, tax identification numbers, or equivalent verification 

Financial Documentation 

  • Current profit and loss statement demonstrating business performance 
  • Bank statements showing minimum three months of PITI reserves for loans under $1 million 
  • Additional reserves may be required based on total loan amount 

Credit and Down Payment Requirements 

  • Minimum credit score of 620 
  • Down payment of 10% or more (percentage increases with lower credit scores) 

Loan Parameters 

  • Minimum loan amount: $100,000 
  • Maximum loan amount: $5,000,000 

Financial reserves requirements scale with the loan amount, ensuring sufficient liquidity for loan servicing. All documentation must be current and verifiable for loan approval consideration.

What We Offer at Loankea

For individuals interested in the P&L loan program, Loankea provides diverse, adaptable solutions designed for various financial requirements. Specifically, business owners can qualify for 1-year or 2-year Profit & Loss Statement loans, using their business P&L documentation instead of conventional income verification methods. 

Our Best Terms and Conditions: 

  • Loan amounts up to $2.5-3 million 
  • Down payment from 10% 
  • DTI up to 55% 
  • No bank statements needed 
  • Flexible cash-out options
  • Available for owner-occupied, second homes, and investment properties 
  • Temporary rate buydowns available 

For a flexible mortgage option, consider a P&L loan with Loankea. Our expert team ensures competitive rates and a seamless process tailored to your finances. 

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Customer Reviews

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2 months ago

The purchase of our first home was more than successful thanks to Konstantin! His professionalism, care, and support at every stage made the process smooth and stress-free. Konstantin is a wonderful person to work with — very pleasant, attentive, and precise. Everything was handled quickly and accurately, without unnecessary “fluff,” which is so important when numbers are involved. He truly did everything in the best way possible. We are grateful for his work and happy to recommend him!

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1 month ago

Excellent specialists, they did everything quickly and took all our needs into account. Thank you so much for your professionalism, understanding, and help in buying a home. Without you, our dream of owning a house by the ocean would have remained just a dream. I recommend this team to everyone.

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1 month ago

Konstantin made the impossible possible! After four failed attempts with others, he was the one who finally helped me complete my refinancing. It took six months — from April to October — and thanks to his persistence and professionalism, I was able to save over $90,000. I only wish I had found him earlier — it would have saved me so much time and stress. Truly grateful for his dedication and ability to get things done!

Got Questions?
Can I use a P&L loan to purchase a second home or a vacation property?

Yes, the P&L loan program is flexible and often extends beyond primary residences. Many lenders, including those specializing in non-Qualified Mortgages (Non-QM), allow P&L statements to be used to qualify for the purchase or refinance of second homes (vacation properties) and investment properties in addition to owner-occupied primary residences.

What is the highest Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio available under a P&L loan program?

The maximum Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio is typically capped lower than a conventional loan due to the non-traditional qualification method. While some programs may offer higher, the maximum LTV for a P&L loan is usually around 80%. This corresponds to a minimum down payment requirement of 20%, although borrowers with higher credit scores and more robust P&L statements may qualify with lower down payments starting at 10%.

What are reserves, and how much does a P&L lender typically require?

Financial reserves are liquid assets (cash in bank accounts, stocks, bonds, etc.) that a borrower must have available after closing the loan. P&L lenders require reserves to ensure the borrower can cover mortgage payments during an unexpected business downturn. The requirement typically mandates enough reserves to cover 3 to 12 months of the Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance (PITI) payments, with the specific amount increasing for higher loan balances or lower credit scores.

Can I use a P&L loan if my business has been operating for less than two years?

While most lenders prefer two years of business history, some P&L loan programs, particularly specialized non-QM options, may consider borrowers with as little as one year of documented business existence. This option is usually reserved for borrowers who have a strong credit profile, significant assets, or demonstrable prior experience in the same industry.

Is a P&L loan the same as a Bank Statement Loan?

No, they are different programs. A P&L Loan uses a formally prepared and signed Profit and Loss statement to qualify the income. A Bank Statement Loan qualifies income by analyzing a period of personal or business bank statements (usually 12 to 24 months) and taking a percentage of the total deposits as the qualifying income. Both are non-traditional, but they rely on different core documents.

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