North Vancouver · British Columbia
Self-Employed Mortgages

Your business has a story. Let’s document it.

Your tax return is one part of the picture. Explore mortgage options that fit how your business earns and pays you.

Understand the business

Amir Fetanat reviews ownership, industry, operating history and the stability of revenue. The right starting point differs for a sole proprietor, a contractor and an incorporated owner.

Build the income picture

Depending on the lender, a review may use personal tax filings, corporate financial statements, business bank statements and supporting contracts. Eligible add-backs and ownership rules vary by program.

Compare the full cost

Alternative-documentation options may require more equity or carry higher rates and fees. If a temporary solution makes sense, discuss how and when you could qualify for another lender.

A useful starting checklist

  • Personal tax returns and notices of assessment
  • Business registration and ownership information
  • Corporate financials, if incorporated
  • Business bank statements and contracts when requested

Open the interactive document checklist

Continue your planning

Read the related mortgage guide

Your next move starts with a conversation.

Bring your questions. We’ll work through the options.

Talk to Amir Fetanat