Stated Income Mortgage Loan and NINA Programs Explained
Lenders require evidence of your ability to afford a mortgage.
Evidence can be provided through bank statements, W-2's, credit scores, verification of employment
and assets, etc.
FULL DOCUMENTATION: Requires a number of documents displaying evidence of income, employment,
and assets.
STATED INCOME VERIFIED ASSETS (SIVA): You do not have to show evidence of income but
rather 'state' it. You will still must show proof of employment or self-employment and must
verify your liquid assets. The lender
accepts your 'stated income' based on credit scores and Loan to Value. This is a great
mortgage program for business owners, independent contractors, people with international
accounts or 'family money', and others that can afford the loan but can't (or don't want to)
show evidence of consistent income.
STATED INCOME STATED ASSETS (SISA): You do not have to show the amounts of your liquid assets but
rather 'state' the amounts. You still must show proof of employment (self-employment or otherwise).
The lender accepts the probability and strength of your 'stated assets' based on credit scores,
employment and Loan to Value. This is a great
mortgage program for business owners, independent contractors, people with international
accounts or 'family money', and others that can afford the loan but can't (or don't want to)
show evidence of their assets and income.
NO INCOME NO ASSETS (NINA):You do not have to provide evidence of income or assets. You are
approved based on based on credit scores and/or Loan to Value. Many lenders require you to still
list an employer or source of income; the main benefit with a NINA program is that qualification
isn't based on Debt to Income or other qualifying asset ratios.
NO DOC: This is a loan that does not require you to provide any evidence of your ability to
repay the loan beyond your credit history and the Loan to Value.
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MORGAGE GLOSSARY
Amortization |
Amortization Schedule |
Annual Percentage Rate - APR |
Biweekly Mortgage |
Bridge Loan |
Cash Out |
Conforming Mortgage |
Conventional Morgage |
Debt To Income Ratio |
Direct Lender |
Discount Mortgage Broker |
Discount Points |
Good Faith Estimate |
Grace Period |
Impounds |
Interest Only |
Jumbo Morgage |
Loan To Value |
LTV |
Negative Amortization |
No Ratio |
Option Arm |
Piggyback |
PITI |
PMI |
Prepayment Penalty |
Reverse Mortgage |
Subprime |
Truth in Lending |
Wholesale Lender |
Yield Spread Premium |
YSP
Stated Income Loan programs from your California mortgage broker