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ITIN

ITIN Borrower Mortgage Solutions

Homeownership is possible without a Social Security Number. ITIN programs with alternative credit acceptance and competitive terms.

Overview

If you file U.S. taxes with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), you can qualify for a mortgage. ITIN loan programs accept alternative credit history — 12 months of on-time rent, utility, and insurance payments — instead of a traditional credit report. These are legitimate, regulated mortgage products available through specialized non-QM lenders.

Common Challenges

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

No Traditional Credit Score

Many ITIN borrowers lack a FICO score. Alternative credit documentation solves this.

Limited Lender Options

Not all lenders offer ITIN programs. Working with a broker who knows this space is essential.

Documentation Barriers

Language barriers and unfamiliarity with the U.S. mortgage process can slow things down.

Qualification Tips

1

File U.S. taxes consistently — 2 years of tax returns filed with your ITIN strengthen your application.

2

Document 12+ months of on-time rent payments as alternative credit.

3

Keep utility and insurance payment records — these count as alternative trade lines.

4

Save for 15–20% down payment — ITIN programs require higher equity than FHA.

How to Get Started

Your path to homeownership — simplified.

1

Eligibility Check

We verify your ITIN, tax filing history, and alternative credit sources.

2

Program Match

We find the best ITIN program based on your documentation and down payment.

3

Pre-Approval & Close

Your advisor guides you through every step — in your language when possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. ITIN loan programs are specifically designed for borrowers who do not have a Social Security Number but do have a valid ITIN.

ITIN Borrower? You Can Buy a Home.

Talk to an advisor who understands ITIN lending and can guide you through the process.

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