Conventional Loans
Purchase and refinance financing under conventional guidelines for qualified borrowers.
Explore conventional mortgages in NJ →U.S. Home Capital evaluates conventional and government financing as well as eligible specialty programs for self-employed borrowers, investors, unusual properties and mortgage files that may not fit standard agency guidelines.
Some borrowers or properties require a different program, different documentation, or simply more careful analysis.
For eligible self-employed borrowers whose qualifying income may be evaluated using bank statements, profit-and-loss statements or other approved alternative documentation.
Self-employed mortgage options in NJ →Investment-property financing where qualification may be based primarily on the property's rental income and debt-service coverage rather than personal income.
DSCR loans in New Jersey →Compare conventional investor financing with eligible DSCR and refinance structures for New Jersey rental properties.
Investment property loans in NJ →Financing for select properties with unusual characteristics, acreage, construction, use, project eligibility or other features outside standard guidelines.
Unique property mortgage options →A prior denial may stem from income calculations, debt ratios, documentation, property eligibility, credit or program rules. A second review can help identify the actual issue and whether another legitimate path exists.
What to do after a mortgage denial →Multiple businesses, commission or variable income, recent employment changes, significant tax deductions, high debt ratios or prior credit events may require a more detailed review.
See difficult-loan scenarios →Start by understanding the reason. U.S. Home Capital can review the facts and explain whether another program, documentation method or next step may be worth considering.