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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2026 · 8 MIN

Episode 22: Bank Statement Loan vs P&L Loan: Which One Actually Helps You Qualify?

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For self-employed borrowers, qualifying for a mortgage without standard tax returns comes down to picking the right Non-QM product. But should you use a Bank Statement Loan or a P&L Loan? In this episode of The Truss Financial Podcast, Jeff and Jason break down how these two non-traditional loans work and why picking the wrong one could drastically shrink your qualifying income. Discover how bank statement expense factors work, when a CPA-prepared Profit & Loss statement can unlock significantly higher purchasing power for low-overhead businesses, and why high-expense industries like contracting or trucking often win big with bank statements. Stop guessing which product fits your business. Tune in to learn how to analyze your cash flow, run the math both ways, and choose the loan path that gets you approved comfortably. Get in Touch with Truss Financial Group Self-employed and ready to see which loan product maximizes your borrowing power? Let our team run the numbers both ways for you without pulling your credit: Toll-Free Phone: (888) 878-7715 Website & Strategy Session: trussfinancialgroup.com/contact

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