You’ve built the assets. Let them qualify you.
Asset-Depletion loans convert your liquid and investable assets into qualifying income — built for borrowers whose wealth doesn’t show up as a paycheck.
Built for asset-rich borrowers.
Retirees living off investment accounts, high-net-worth borrowers between income-producing ventures, and investors whose wealth sits in liquid or investable assets rather than a regular paycheck often have plenty of financial strength that a conventional income-based application simply doesn’t capture. Asset-Depletion lending exists to recognize that strength directly.
Your assets, converted to a qualifying figure.
Underwriting reviews your eligible liquid and investable assets and applies a formula to translate them into an equivalent qualifying income figure. The specific assets that count, and the exact formula and minimum thresholds used, vary by investor — which is why we talk through your actual asset picture with you rather than quoting a generic formula here (see below).
Available nationwide for qualifying business-purpose transactions — not limited to California. The loan programs on this page are business-purpose loans for non-owner-occupied investment or business property — they are not intended for personal, family, or household use. Because they’re business-purpose loans, we offer them nationwide, separately from our California-only consumer home loan programs. This page is general program information, not a set of loan terms, a commitment to lend, or an offer of credit.
Wondering if you’d qualify? Every wholesale investor sets their own guidelines, and the specific numbers — minimum credit score, maximum loan-to-value, qualifying ratios — genuinely vary from loan to loan. Rather than guess at figures here, we’ll walk you through current guidelines for your specific scenario using the same investor relationships we place these loans through. Contact us → and let’s talk about your situation directly.
Get pre-qualified for an Asset-Depletion loan.
Rates, programs, and terms are not guaranteed and are subject to borrower qualification and final lender approval. This is not a commitment to lend.
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