hispanic homeowners 1.jpg

ITIN Loan program

Key features:

  • Suitable for individuals without Social Security Numbers.

  • Down payment as low as 15% down.

  • 600 credit score minimum.

  • No reserves required with a 20% down payment.

Apply
Speak w/ a Mortgage Professional

Two Options

15% Down Payment

  • Minimum FICO of 680 (two borrowers)/700 (one borrower).

  • 5 or more tradelines with 12 month history or more (i.e. cell phone bill, credit card, utility, rent, etc).

  • No gift funds allowed.

  • No bankruptcy, forclosure, deed-in-lieu in last four years.

  • 3 months reserves (monthly mortgage payment + property taxes + insurance)

20% Down Payment

  • Minimum FICO of 600

  • For FICO 600-640, six months of housing history required.

NEXT STEPS

What is an ITIN Mortgage Loan?​

​

It is a mortgage program that AsertaLoans offers to individuals who do not have a Social Security Number, but have an ITIN Number (Individual Taxpayer ID Number).

 

Who should get an ITIN Mortgage Loan?​

​

An individual whose status is a Non-Permanent Resident Alien. If the individual is not a US Citizen, but their status is a Permanent Resident Alien (or they have a Green Card), then they should be eligible for an FHA Loan, which has a much lower down payment of 3.5%.

​

Benefits of an ITIN Mortgage Loan

​

  1. Gives access to homeownership to those who don't qualify for a Social Security Number.

  2. Lower rates than a Hard Money Loan.

  3. Build credit with an ITIN Loan.

​

Disadvantages of an ITIN Mortgage Loan

​

  1. Rates are higher than a Conventional or FHA mortgage, typically double.

  2. Higher down payment (15-20%) than a Conventional or FHA (3.0-3.5%).

  3. Very few lenders offer them.

​

What do I need to qualify for an ITIN Mortgage Loan?​

​

The minimum documents to get started would be the following:

  • US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) photo ID (example: Employment Authorization card).

  • Tax Returns for the last two years.

  • Pay Stubs for the last 30 days.

  • W2 tax statement for the last two years (if employed).

  • Bank Statements for the last two months (12 months if self-employed).

Next Steps