At Call The Mortgage Guy, we help borrowers navigate non-QM, refinance, and custom loan solutions by starting where most lenders don’t: proper underwriting and compliant structure.
Whether you’re self-employed, carrying unconventional income, or stuck in an unfavorable loan, we focus on building terms that actually work — not just pushing applications.

Loan amounts available from $150,000 up to $3 million+
Purchase, cash-out refinance, rate & term refinance, and delayed financing options
Eligible for primary residences, second homes, and investment properties
No traditional tax returns required for many programs
Recent credit events such as foreclosure, short sale, bankruptcy, or deed-in-lieu may be considered after required seasoning periods
Use one or two years of 1099 income, plus year-to-date earnings when applicable
Additional income verification may include earning statements, pay records, or bank statements
1099 income should come from a consistent source and be issued in the borrower’s personal name
Borrowers should have a stable work history in the same line of business, typically two years or more

Mortgage Solutions for 1099 Earners
Our 1099 income loan program is designed for self-employed borrowers and independent contractors who earn income through 1099s.
Many freelancers, gig workers, consultants, and business owners may not qualify under traditional mortgage guidelines that rely on W-2 income. With a 1099 loan, qualified borrowers may use their 1099 earnings and alternative income documentation instead of tax returns, creating a flexible path to homeownership.
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Most lenders are trained to look for reasons to say no.
We’re built to look deeper.
At Call The Mortgage Guy, we specialize in refinance and non-QM solutions for borrowers with complex income, unconventional circumstances, or loans that no longer serve them. Our approach starts with underwriting and structure — not just rate sheets or automated approvals.
You don’t need perfect credit, clean W-2s, or a bank-approved story to get clarity.
We’ll review your situation, identify where the friction is, and determine whether a better structure exists — before you commit to anything.
Yes, many lenders offer mortgage options for borrowers who earn 1099 income. Qualified applicants may use recent 1099 forms, bank statements, or other approved income documentation to verify earnings.
In many cases, yes. Income reported on a 1099 is commonly treated as self-employed or independent contractor income for mortgage qualification purposes.
Income may be verified using recent 1099 forms, year-to-date earnings statements, bank statements, or other supporting documents, depending on the loan program and lender guidelines.
Being approved only at unfavorable rates or terms
Income that looks strong in real life but weak on paper
Repeated denials with no clear explanation
A loan structure that worked once — but no longer does
You’re not stuck. The structure may just be wrong.
Mortgage Strategy & Structuring Review
A clarity-first review of your current loan or financing goals — focused on structure, compliance, and realistic options.

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Here's what you get:
Review of your current loan or proposed financing
Identification of structural or underwriting bottlenecks
Exploration of non-QM and alternative programs
Guidance on refinance, restructuring, or next steps
Clear explanation — no jargon, no pressure
No Obligation
No Upfront Commitment

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