Self-employed borrowers

Bank Statement Loan Income Estimator

Estimate bank statement income for self-employed mortgage planning.

Self-employed borrowers

Bank Statement Loan Income Estimator

Enter 12 or 24 months of deposits, then apply an expense factor and ownership percentage.

How this works: average monthly deposits × remaining percentage after expense factor × ownership percentage = estimated qualifying monthly income.

This is an estimate only and not a loan approval or commitment to lend.

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How bank statement income may be estimated

Enter monthly deposits for the period you want to review—often 12 or 24 months.

Apply an expense factor and ownership percentage to estimate possible qualifying monthly income.

Actual bank statement loan underwriting may exclude transfers, one-time deposits, borrowed funds, or non-business deposits.

Frequently asked questions

Who uses bank statement loans?

They are often used by self-employed borrowers, business owners, contractors, and borrowers whose tax returns do not fully reflect cash flow.

Are all deposits counted?

No. Lenders may remove transfers, unusual deposits, non-business funds, or deposits that cannot be sourced.

Is 12 or 24 months better?

It depends on the program and consistency of deposits. A loan officer can help compare options.

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