Airus Lending | NMLS #2187418 | Mortgage Broker | Equal Housing Opportunity
Business Owners

Business Owner Mortgage Solutions

Your business is thriving — your tax returns just don't show it. Programs designed for business owners who maximize deductions.

Overview

As a business owner, your financial picture is unique. You invest in growth, maximize deductions, and show lower taxable income than your actual earnings. Traditional mortgage lenders see this as a problem. We see it as a normal part of running a successful business. Bank statement loans, P&L-based programs, and asset depletion mortgages allow business owners to qualify based on real cash flow.

Common Challenges

Here's what often makes financing harder — and how we solve it.

High Revenue, Low Taxable Income

Business deductions and write-offs reduce your AGI well below real earnings.

Complex Business Structures

S-corps, LLCs, partnerships, and multi-entity structures complicate income calculation.

Seasonal Revenue

Cyclical or seasonal businesses create income variability.

Qualification Tips

1

Separate business and personal bank accounts for the clearest income picture.

2

Have your CPA prepare a current-year P&L statement that matches your bank deposits.

3

Maintain strong business and personal credit scores.

4

Keep adequate reserves after down payment — lenders want to see financial stability.

How to Get Started

Your path to homeownership — simplified.

1

Business Review

We analyze your business cash flow, structure, and goals.

2

Program Match

We identify the right program based on your documentation type.

3

Pre-Approval & Close

Move forward with confidence — we handle the complexity.

Frequently Asked Questions

We can use deposits from one or multiple business accounts depending on the program. Your advisor will determine the best approach based on your structure.

Business Owner? We Understand Your Finances.

Get pre-approved using your real business cash flow — not your tax return.

All loans are subject to borrower qualification, underwriting approval, and program guidelines.