Self-Employed and Drowning in Debt? Here’s How We Helped One Client Save Over $4,000 a Month
Being self-employed comes with freedom and flexibility—but when it comes to qualifying for a mortgage or managing debt, it can feel like the system is working against you.
That was the case for one of our clients, a successful business owner carrying over $150,000 in credit card debt. Despite having significant equity in his home, traditional lenders denied him a loan. Why? His tax returns didn’t show enough income to meet conventional lending guidelines.
A Smarter Solution for Self-Employed Borrowers
Instead of giving up, we used a bank statement loan—a program specifically designed for self-employed individuals. By using 12 months of business bank statements to verify income, we were able to document what tax returns couldn’t.
We refinanced his mortgage, paid off his high-interest debt, and simplified his finances.
The Results
- Refinanced the home
- Consolidated over $150,000 in credit card debt
- Reduced monthly payments by more than $4,000
- Replaced multiple bills with one manageable mortgage
This is the power of knowing your options. If you’re self-employed and struggling to qualify for a traditional loan, there are flexible programs out there that may work for you.
Let’s explore your options together.
Contact us today for a free consultation—no pressure, just honest advice and solutions tailored to your situation.



