Asset Depletion Loans In Darien: Qualifying On Assets Alone
A lender counts your eligible cash and investment accounts, applies a haircut to volatile holdings, and divides what’s left by a set number of months.
A lender counts your eligible cash and investment accounts, applies a haircut to volatile holdings, and divides what’s left by a set number of months.
One road qualifies the borrower’s personal cash flow off 12 or 24 months of statements.
Underwriters take your eligible assets, subtract what you need for closing, and divide the rest by a set number of months.
Lendmire arranges these files through select wholesale lenders, subject to underwriting.
Investors buying property to rent it out almost always move to a different lane: DSCR underwriting, which qualifies the deal on the property’s own rent.
Leverage runs lower than on a primary residence and steps down further as the loan size climbs.
A lender adds up eligible liquid assets, applies a discount to volatile holdings, and divides the total by a set number of months.
Lenders convert that asset pool into a monthly qualifying figure using a set divisor, then run standard debt-to-income math on top of it.
No liquidation happens. The borrower’s investments stay put, and qualification runs on financial strength instead of reported income.
None of this is a fixed federal rule — it’s lender-defined, and that’s exactly why the details matter.
Lenders total eligible assets, subtract the money needed for the down payment and closing costs, then divide the rest by a set number of months.
Through select lenders in Lendmire’s wholesale network, these programs run from $300,000 up to $30,000,000, with leverage stepping down as loan size climbs.
Above roughly $3 million, credit and documentation overlays tighten, and every file above $4,000,000 gets reviewed case by case before submission.
A bank statement loan solves that by using deposits instead of tax returns.