Non-QM Loans Available with Credit Scores as Low as 550

Most lenders require a 620+ credit score for Non-QM financing because they rely on automated approval systems. But Non-QM (Non-Qualified Mortgage) programs were designed for borrowers with alternative income situations — like self-employed individuals or those without W-2s — and can help you qualify even with lower credit.   📜 What Are Non-QM Loans? Non-QM (Non-Qualified Mortgage) loans were created […]

Alternative Income mortgages are BACK.

It has been many years but alternative income loans are BACK. This loan is for a self-employed person who does not show all of their income on a tax return. If you are buying or refinancing a home and you are self employed this is the perfect mortgage for you. You can get this loan on your primary, second home […]

VA Home Loans Available with Credit Scores as Low as 500 and Debt-to-Income Ratios up to 65%

If you’re a veteran, active-duty service member, or the spouse of a deceased veteran, you may qualify for a VA home loan—even if other lenders have told you no. Here’s why VA loans are such a powerful benefit:✅ No down payment required✅ No monthly mortgage insurance✅ Flexible approval – credit scores starting at 500 may qualify✅ Higher debt-to-income ratios allowed […]

FHA Loans Available with Credit Scores as Low as 500

Most lenders require a 620 credit score for FHA financing because they rely only on automated approval systems such as DU (Desktop Underwriter) or LP (Loan Prospector). At Barclay Butler Financial Inc., we can help borrowers with lower credit scores: 500–579 credit score → Eligible with 10% down 580+ credit score → Eligible with 3.5% down ✅ We offer Automated […]

New FHA changes, could affect you.

FHA has completely re written their new handbook called the 4000.1. The new FHA guidelines will affect everyone, which will make it harder to get an FHA loan in most situations. Here are some of the more important changes: Student Loans. Old Rule- FHA would allow the student loan payment to be excluded if the loan payments were deferred for […]