Self-Employed HELOC in Utah

Utah has one of the highest rates of self-employment in the country — tech consultants along the Wasatch Front, direct-sales distributors, builders who put up the fastest-growing county in the state, and the rental owners of Park City and St. George. Their homes appreciated hard. Their returns say very little.

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

Who is self-employed in Utah

What is specific to a Utah file

The direct-sales return

A distributor at a high rank earns monthly commissions that swing with recruiting and the product cycle, and writes off travel, events, inventory and a home office. The return shows a modest net for what the account shows was a strong year. A bank lends on the net. This program reads the 12 months of commission deposits from the company into the account and sizes the line from those.

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

Common questions

I'm a direct-sales distributor. Is commission income from one company self-employed?

Yes, on a 1099. Twelve months of commission deposits into your account are the income.

I bill a Lehi company corp-to-corp through my S-corp. Which account do you read?

The one that receives the contract payments — the business operating account — not the salary you pay yourself.

Can I get a line on my Park City rental?

Yes, as an investment property with lower maximums. Twelve months of rental deposits are the income. An appraiser is more likely in a resort market.

Is there a Utah tax when the lien is recorded?

No. County recorder fees only.

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Utah: the deposits are the income

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

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