Bank statement Non-QM often starts in the mid-600s. See how score tiers affect pricing, LTV, and approval for self-employed borrowers.
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Bank statement Non-QM often starts in the mid-600s. See how score tiers affect pricing, LTV, and approval for self-employed borrowers.
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Many programs commonly start in the mid-600s. Higher scores unlock sharper Non-QM pricing and more LTV flexibility — here is how credit tiers typically work with deposit-based income.
Illustrative ranges we see on Indiana Non-QM files — your investor may differ.
Credit floors and pricing tiers vary by investor and change without notice. Not a guarantee of approval.
Credit is a pricing lever on Non-QM — not just a pass/fail gate.
Paying down revolving balances, correcting report errors, and avoiding new inquiries before application can lift a mid-tier score into a better Non-QM pricing band.
If timing matters more than waiting for points, a larger down payment and stronger reserves may still clear a mid-600s program — we run the numbers both ways.
Ryan & Steve pull the real credit picture with your deposit history so you know whether to apply now or wait 30–60 days for a better tier.
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