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CrossCountry Mortgage: non-QM programs reviewed

How this review works. Independent and desk-researched — we are a publisher, not a lender or broker, we have not originated a loan with CrossCountry Mortgage, and we assign no star ratings. Every program figure below links to its source and was retrieved on 2026-07-24; lenders change guidelines without notice, so verify before applying. CrossCountry Mortgage did not pay for inclusion, and compensation never affects our ordering — reviews are listed alphabetically. How we make money.

CrossCountry Mortgage is one of the largest retail lenders in the country, and unlike most mega-retailers it publishes a genuinely deep non-QM menu. Its branded "Signature Expanded Bank Statement" program qualifies self-employed borrowers on 12–24 months of statements, up to 90% LTV and $3 million.

The practical appeal is one-stop shopping: if a bank statement loan turns out not to fit, the same lender offers DSCR, ITIN, 1099-only, P&L, asset-qualifier and foreign-national programs — so a declined scenario can be re-run against a different program without starting over with a new lender.

Terms on this page: Bank statement loan · DSCR loan · Non-QM loan

Program details

Channel: Direct + broker channel · NMLS #3029 (verify on NMLS Consumer Access)

FactorPublished guidelineSource
Statements accepted12–24 monthssource
Max LTV / down paymentUp to 90% LTV (10% down); lower scores may need more downsource
Loan amountsUp to $3,000,000source
Self-employment seasoning2+ years of self-employment historysource
Max DTIUp to 50%source
Minimum credit scoreNot published for bank statement specifically; the non-QM suite cites floors as low as 620 (500 for some programs)source

Published guidelines as of 2026-07-24 — not a quote, pre-approval, or offer of credit. Actual terms depend on full underwriting.

Other non-QM programs CrossCountry Mortgage confirms offering: DSCR · ITIN · 1099 mortgage · Foreign national · Asset qualifier / asset depletion · P&L loan · WVOE loan.

Strengths

  • Broadest published non-QM menu among large retail lenders — bank statement, DSCR, ITIN, 1099, P&L, WVOE and asset-qualifier in one place.
  • 90% LTV on bank statements matches the most aggressive published guidelines in the market.
  • Retail branches nationwide plus a wholesale arm — you can work with the lender directly or reach the same programs through a broker.

Considerations

  • The bank-statement-specific credit floor isn't published — the "as low as 620/500" language covers the whole non-QM suite, so your program's actual minimum may be higher.
  • Two-year self-employment seasoning is the standard requirement here; newer business owners may do better at lenders with a one-year guideline.
  • As a large retailer, pricing can vary by branch and loan officer — get the quote in writing and compare against at least one broker-channel option.

Who it fits

Borrowers who want a single national lender that can pivot between bank statement, 1099, P&L or DSCR programs on the same file — especially self-employed buyers with two clean years of history who value the 10%-down option.

Not sure a bank-statement program is right at all? Start with the bank statement loan guide, estimate your qualifying income with the bank statement estimator, or read how to compare non-QM lenders.

FAQ

It's CrossCountry's branded bank statement product: 12–24 months of statements in place of tax returns, up to 90% LTV and $3 million, with DTI allowed to 50%. As with all non-QM programs, expect pricing above conventional in exchange for the documentation flexibility.

Yes — ITIN lending is listed on its published non-QM menu alongside DSCR, 1099, foreign-national and asset-qualifier programs, which makes it one of the larger retail lenders to state an ITIN offering plainly.

No — CrossCountry is a direct retail lender with branches nationwide. It also operates a wholesale channel, so a broker may quote you CrossCountry-funded programs too; compare both routes if you can.

Sources

Educational information only — not financial advice, and not a quote, pre-approval, or offer of credit. Mortgage Merlin is a publisher, not a lender or broker, and is not affiliated with CrossCountry Mortgage. Program details change; confirm directly with the lender.

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