Self-Employed HELOC in Tennessee

Nashville's music economy is almost entirely self-employed. So are the healthcare contractors around the hospital companies headquartered there, the logistics operators in Memphis, the builders riding Middle Tennessee's growth and the cabin owners of the Smokies. Their equity grew fast. Their returns did not.

Tennessee is one of the 30 states this program covers. The income file is 12 months of deposits through a read-only bank connection with no tax returns; each draw is fixed-rate, and the line can record in first, second or third position. Korbin Spangenthal is licensed to originate in Tennessee. Application and closing are electronic.

Who is self-employed in Tennessee

What is specific to a Tennessee file

The songwriter's year

A writer with two cuts on a hit record sees the money arrive six to eighteen months later, in royalty statements that spike and fade. The return, after studio, travel and equipment write-offs, shows a modest net for a year that was actually strong. A bank averages two returns and declines. Twelve months of deposits show the statements as they landed, and the line is sized from those.

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

Common questions

Does Tennessee's mortgage tax apply to a home equity line?

Yes — recording the deed of trust triggers it, based on the amount secured. It is a state tax on the closing statement, not a lender charge.

My income is royalty statements twice a year. How is that read?

As 12 months of deposits, including the two large ones. Nothing is averaged against a prior year's return.

Can I get a line on my Gatlinburg cabin?

Yes, as an investment property if you rent it, with lower maximums. Twelve months of rental deposits are the income.

I tour on 1099s and have long gaps between runs. Is that a problem?

No. Twelve consecutive months show the gaps in context. A quiet spring between tours is visible for what it is.

Keep reading

Tennessee: the deposits are the income

Soft pull, two-minute bank connection, no tax returns. Licensed in Tennessee.

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