Closed-End Second Mortgage

A Second Mortgage for Self-Employed and Real Estate Investors

Angel Oak’s Stand-Alone Second Mortgage program is designed for self-employed borrowers and real estate investors who can qualify using 12-24 months of business bank statements; full doc option also available. These loans enable borrowers to tap into their home’s equity while retaining their first mortgage. With this product, borrowers receive a lump-sum payment and there are no restrictions on how borrowers can use the funds.

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700

Min Fico

(Up to 80% CLTV, Varies by income doc type)

85%

Max LTV

(Minimum 720 FICO, Varies by income doc type)

Loans up to

$750,000

(Business Bank Statements, P&L, and 1099)

12 or 24 months’

(Business Bank Statements)

Rates are

30-year fixed, 20-year fixed, 15-year, or 10-year fixed

 

Up to

50% DTI

 

  • Cash-out or rate-term refinance

  • Owner-occupied, second homes, and investment properties

  • Bank Statements – Qualified deposits divided by 12 or 24 months

    • 12/24 Months Business Bank Statements. Ownership is 25%.
    • 12/24 Months Personal Bank Statements. Maximum $500,000 line amount. Ownership is 25%.
  • P&L – 12 or 24 Month (bank statement support not required)

    • Min Score 740; Max CLTV/HCLTV 80%; Min 2 yrs self-employed and same line of work; and minimum 50% owner of the business.
  • 1099 – 12 or 24 Months

    • Total 1099 plus YTD earnings, less business expense ratio, annualized
    • Min Score 720; Max CLTV/HCLTV 80%. Min 2 yrs self-employed and same line of work; minimum 50% owner of the business.
    • 12 Month 1099 – Max CLTV/HCLTV 75%
  • Full doc (2 years’ tax returns and YTD P&L, or 2 years W-2’s with YTD pay stubs for non-self-employed)

  • Can never have had a foreclosure, short sale, modification, or deed-in-lieu; 60 months’ seasoning from bankruptcy required

  • Please contact an Angel Oak Account Executive for complete qualification

We currently offer business-purpose loans for investment properties through approved clients, even if they’re not licensed in the subject property’s state.
Unlicensed states: AL, AR, CA*, CO, CT, FL, GA, IN, LA, MA, MO, MT, NC, NM, OH, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX*, UT, WA, WI
*California (CA): The originator’s company and the originator’s branch must hold active CA licenses. The originator is not required to hold an individual license.
*Texas (TX): HELOC transactions are not eligible.
* Owner-occupied program is not available in TX

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FAQ’s

A Closed-End Second Mortgage is a fixed-rate second lien that provides a lump-sum disbursement with fully amortizing payments over a defined term.
Self-employed borrowers and investors may qualify using bank statements or full documentation, subject to credit and equity requirements.
A Closed-End Second Mortgage provides a one-time lump sum with fixed payments, while a HELOC offers revolving access with variable repayment during the draw period.
Primary residences, second homes, and investment properties may qualify under program guidelines.
This structure is appropriate when a borrower seeks predictable payments and a defined payoff schedule while retaining an existing first mortgage.

What is the benefit to originators who use Non-QM loan products?

Originators who utilize Non-QM offer a service that their competition may not offer. They become an expert and go-to for the Non-QM borrower. The benefit is increased referrals and business growth despite changes in the market. Continue to increase your volume each year regardless of fluctuating interest rates, tighter Agency guidelines, and a slowing refinance market.

Additional Program Options

Bank Statement Questionnaire

Our bank statement questionnaire collects some basic information on your financial history and expenses. This information will be used to help assess financial stability.

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