Self-employed income
Review the way your business income, tax returns, and available documentation fit current program guidelines.
Private client mortgage strategy
Clear, experienced guidance for self-employed borrowers, investors, larger loans, and complex financial scenarios—without assumptions or pressure.
Request a private mortgage strategy callA focused first conversation—not a loan application or commitment to lend.

When the standard checklist is not enough
Complex does not mean impossible. It means the details, documentation, and tradeoffs deserve a careful review before anyone points to a product.
Review the way your business income, tax returns, and available documentation fit current program guidelines.
Compare eligible financing paths for a purchase, refinance, or portfolio strategy one property at a time.
Think through loan structure, cash needs, reserves, and tradeoffs when the scenario has more moving parts.
Start with the complete financial picture so the conversation is built around facts—not assumptions.
Potential options depend on the complete file, program availability, property, state, and underwriting requirements.
A disciplined first review
The goal is not to force a complicated situation into a simple answer. It is to find the most useful next step.
Describe your goal, property, timeframe, and the part of your finances that needs a closer look.
Louis helps frame available options, documentation needs, estimated costs, and meaningful tradeoffs.
If there is a responsible path forward, you can continue to Geneva’s secure application when you are ready.
Start the conversation
This short form captures only what is useful for a first review. After it is received, you can immediately choose a time on Louis’s calendar.
Questions before you begin
Many self-employed borrowers qualify. The useful starting point is understanding how the applicable program evaluates income, business history, cash flow, and documentation. Louis will help identify the information needed for a responsible review.
Programs may be available when offered and appropriate. Availability, documentation, pricing, property rules, and underwriting standards vary, so Louis will confirm current options only after reviewing your goal and circumstances.
Some investor programs may consider property-level cash flow when available. Eligibility and terms vary by program, borrower, property, state, and current underwriting requirements.
No. Submitting this form or scheduling a call is not a loan application, pre-approval, commitment to lend, or guarantee of financing. If you decide to move forward, Louis will direct you to Geneva Financial’s secure application.
Louis receives your contact information and high-level scenario. You can choose a time on his calendar immediately, or wait for a personal follow-up. Do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers, or other sensitive documents in the notes field.
Start with a clear description of the goal. Louis will help you make sense of the next step.