The write-offs that keep their taxes low are exactly what get your self-employed clients declined at the bank. I get them approved — without undoing a single thing you've planned.
Banks read net income off a notice of assessment, and your self-employed and business-owner clients show it low for good reason. The result is a decline that has nothing to do with their real ability to pay. That's a solvable problem — with the right lender and a proper read of the numbers.
Gross-ups, add-backs, and a real look at T1s, T2s, and financial statements — not just a pay stub or a single line on an NOA.
Self-employed-friendly A lenders, plus B and alternative options when the situation calls for it — matched to your client, not forced.
I never ask a client to amend returns or inflate income to qualify. The strategy you built stands exactly as it is.
The right product, term, and debt structure so the mortgage supports their finances — not just this year's taxes.
I'm a CPA, CA and a licensed mortgage broker — so I speak your language, and your clients don't have to translate their business between us.
A 15-minute intro call is the easiest place to start — no commitment, just a chance to see if we're a fit.
Leigh Cho-Young, CPA, CA · Mortgage Broker M20003159 · BRX Mortgage FSRA #13463
I work alongside your client's accountant and never provide tax or accounting advice. Figures and approvals depend on each client's full application, the lender, and current lending guidelines.
Best, Leigh — The Mindful Mortgage