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Non-QM

We buy non-QM loans.

Residential loans outside the agency box: bank statement, alt-doc and full doc, including near-prime credit.

For originators of non-QM residential loans who want to sell closed loans.

  • No minimum
  • Bid within 24 hours
  • Servicing released or retained
Modern white single-family home

Buy box

Non-QM buy box, by documentation type

Bank statementPersonal or business statements, with the income worksheet and expense factor in the file.
Alt-docOther alternative income documentation, with the calculation reproducible from the file.
Full docFully documented income outside the agency box.
CreditPrime and near-prime credit profiles.
ComplianceAbility-to-repay (ATR) determination, TRID disclosures and QM status documented.
StatesAll states.
StatusPerforming at the time of purchase.
Leverage, credit and loan sizeSet out in our guidelines and matrix, which approved sellers receive.

How we review

Income, valuation and compliance, reviewed in full.

After you accept our bid, our AI underwriting reviews the entire file (the income documentation and worksheets, the appraisal, the ATR and TRID record, and every loan condition) and our underwriters clear it. That is how diligence clears fast and we close what we commit to.

Fit

What sells well, and what gets kicked out

Sells well

  • Income worksheets included, not just the resulting figure
  • Exceptions documented with the compensating factor named
  • A complete ATR determination and TRID disclosures
  • An AMC appraisal by a local appraiser

Gets kicked out

  • Missing or incomplete ATR documentation
  • TRID disclosure errors
  • Income that can't be reproduced from the file
  • Subordinate financing behind the loan

What to send

What to send, and when.

Submit a tape (Excel/CSV or your loan system's export) or register loans in the CorrFirst seller portal.

To get a bid: tape fields or portal registration

  • Loan ID, property address and property type
  • Original and current balance, note rate and maturity
  • As-is value, and after-repair value where there is one
  • Lien position, occupancy and loan purpose
  • Borrower credit score and experience
  • Payment status and days delinquent
  • Documentation type, DTI and QM status

After you accept: the loan file and collateral documents

  • Note, mortgage or deed of trust, and any modifications
  • Appraisal, through an AMC with a local appraiser
  • Title policy or commitment, and evidence of insurance
  • Closing statement and loan approval or conditions
  • Borrower and entity documents, including any guaranty
  • Payment history and current servicer information
  • Income documentation and worksheets
  • ATR determination and TRID disclosures

Submit a tape (Excel/CSV or your loan system's export) or register loans in the CorrFirst seller portal. Approved sellers receive our tape template and collateral file checklist.

Become a Seller

Common questions

Non-QM questions

What compliance documentation do you need?
The ability-to-repay (ATR) determination, the TRID disclosures, and the loan's QM status. Consumer loans also need to meet the rules of the state they were made in.
Do credit score and LTV drive the bid?
They matter, as on any loan. On non-QM the bigger question is whether the income documentation supports the loan, so that is where most of our review goes.
My underwriting used exceptions. Is that a problem?
Not if they are documented with the compensating factor named. An undocumented exception reads as a miss; a documented one reads as a decision.
I lend on rentals too. Where do those go?
Business-purpose rental loans qualified on property cash flow go through our DSCR program. See the DSCR & Investor page.

Next step

Have a non-QM loan to sell?

Submit a tape or register loans in the seller portal. Bid within 24 hours.

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