Self-Employed HELOC in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania has more self-employed tradespeople per homeowner than most states, plus professionals in two big metros, healthcare contractors around the largest hospital systems in the country, and a northern tier collecting gas royalties. All of it produces a return a bank cannot lend much against.

Pennsylvania is one of the 30 states this program covers. Income is read from 12 months of deposits over a read-only bank connection rather than from tax returns, and the line is fixed-rate per draw, first, second or third lien. Korbin Spangenthal is licensed to originate in Pennsylvania. Application and closing are electronic.

Who is self-employed in Pennsylvania

What is specific to a Pennsylvania file

The contractor's Section 179 problem

A Bucks County remodeler had a strong year, bought two trucks and a trailer, and expensed all of it under Section 179. The operating account shows the strong year. The return shows a loss. A bank lends on the return and declines a business that just proved it could afford new equipment. This program reads the 12 months of customer deposits, and the equipment purchase is irrelevant to the income side.

Timeline. A clean Pennsylvania file can fund in as little as five days, including the three-day right to cancel on a primary residence.

Common questions

I expensed two trucks last year and my return shows a loss. Can I qualify?

The return is not part of this file. Twelve months of deposits into your business account are the income, and the equipment purchase does not reduce them.

Do my Marcellus royalties count?

Yes. Monthly royalty deposits are income like any other deposit; depletion on the return never enters the file.

Is there a Pennsylvania tax when the lien is recorded?

No. The realty transfer tax applies to deeds. A home equity line involves county recorder fees only.

Our Poconos house is in a gated community with dues. Is that a problem?

No. Dues are counted as a monthly obligation. Whether the house is a second home or a rental sets the maximums.

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Pennsylvania: the deposits are the income

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