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The Hogue Team / Bank statement income

See qualifying income from your deposits.

If write-offs shrink tax-return income, bank-statement programs may look at eligible deposits instead. Estimate the income math — then we verify the file together.

Start with your deposits

7.25% example rate · 30-year · 43% DTI illustration

Estimated qualifying income

$10,000 / month

About $120,000 / year — illustration only, not an underwriting decision.

Average monthly deposits$20,000
− expense factor (50%)-$10,000
Monthly qualifying income$10,000
$384,798Illustrative loan amount
$480,997Illustrative home price

Using the 50% default expense factor. If your business runs leaner, a CPA letter with your real expense ratio can raise qualifying income — often the highest-leverage move on a bank-statement file.

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Explore first. We’ll verify eligible deposits and program rules on a real file.

Bank-statement / non-QM methods, expense factors, eligible-deposit rules, DTI, rates, and reserves vary by lender and change over time. Home-price estimate uses a simplified payment model. Not a quote, preapproval, or guarantee.

The Hogue Team at CMG Home Loans · Huntington Beach · Nick Hogue NMLS #1381754 · (657) 502-9669