Francisco Williams, CCIM
Non-QM & Alternative Doc

Alt-Doc — Asset-Based

Asset Qualifier / Asset Depletion

Qualify using liquid assets depleted over a loan term — no income documentation required.

Available throughout Southern California through Francisco Williams, CCIM, NMLS #1858674.

700

Min FICO

75%

Max LTV

asset depletion

Docs

Ideal borrower

Retirees, investors, or HNW borrowers with substantial liquid assets but low documented income.

Program highlights

  • No income documentation
  • Assets divided over qualifying term (often 84 months)
  • Stocks, bonds, retirement (with haircut), and cash all count

Typical uses

  • Retiree purchase
  • HNW second home

Frequently asked questions

What assets count for an asset qualifier / asset depletion loan?
Liquid and near-liquid assets: checking, savings, money market, brokerage accounts (stocks, bonds, mutual funds — sometimes with a 10–20% haircut), and retirement accounts (typically 70–80% of balance counts to haircut for tax + early-withdrawal). Real estate equity, business equity, and illiquid assets generally don't count.
How is qualifying income calculated from my assets?
Liquid assets are divided by 60, 84, or 120 months depending on program. A $2M liquid base divided over 84 months = $23,809/month qualifying income — enough to support roughly a $2.5M mortgage at current rates, with zero income documentation required.
Do I have to prove I've held the assets for a specific time?
Most programs require 60 days of asset seasoning — you can't deposit $2M the week before you apply. Two months of statements showing the assets in place is standard. Recently-inherited assets can qualify with estate documentation.

Program details shown are representative guidelines and subject to individual lender overlays and CFPB / agency requirements. Rates shown are illustrative and subject to change without notice. Actual rate, APR, and terms will depend on creditworthiness, loan-to-value, property type, occupancy, loan amount, loan program, and other factors. Not all applicants will qualify.

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