
Yes — ITIN loans are most commonly used for owner-occupied homes.
No.
ITIN Loans are specifically for borrowers without an SSN.
Documentation may include:
Valid ITIN
2 years of tax returns (filed with ITIN)
2 years of employment or income history
2–3 months of bank statements
ID (passport, consular ID, or government-issued ID)
Proof of residence history
Some lenders offer non-traditional credit options.
Individual Tax Identification Number (ITIN) loans are for people who are ineligible for Social Security numbers. ITIN loan requirements can vary by lender. Therefore, borrowers who use ITIN cards for identification and tax purposes should call a lender to discuss requirements and eligibility
Here are some primary requirements to qualify for an ITIN home loan: