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Arcadia attracts a high concentration of business owners and entrepreneurs. Traditional W-2 income verification fails most of them.
P&L loans fill that gap. A CPA prepares your profit and loss statement, and lenders use that to qualify you — no tax returns required.
680+
Min Credit Score
10-20%
Down Payment
12 or 24 months
P&L History Required
Non-QM
Loan Type
Profit & Loss Statement Loans in Arcadia
Your CPA prepares a 12- or 24-month P&L statement. Lenders use the income shown there to calculate your qualifying income.
Most lenders want a 680+ credit score and 10-20% down. Loan amounts can go well into jumbo territory.
Big banks don't offer P&L loans. These come from non-QM wholesale lenders who specialize in alternative income documentation.
We work with 200+ wholesale lenders at SRK CAPITAL. That reach matters — P&L guidelines vary widely between lenders.
The most common mistake I see: borrowers submit a P&L with aggressive write-offs. Low taxable income on your P&L kills your qualifying income.
Work with your CPA before applying. The P&L should reflect what your business actually earns — not just what minimizes your tax bill.
Bank Statement Loans use 12-24 months of deposits to verify income. P&L loans use your CPA's income summary instead.
P&L loans are faster to document but carry more lender scrutiny. Bank statement loans require more paperwork but are often easier to defend.
Arcadia has a strong base of small business owners, especially in retail, import/export, and professional services. P&L loans are a natural fit here.
Los Angeles County purchase prices push many borrowers into jumbo territory. Non-QM P&L lenders can handle those loan sizes where conforming products can't.
Your CPA prepares and signs it. Lenders won't accept self-prepared statements.
Yes. Non-QM P&L lenders offer jumbo loan amounts. Los Angeles County prices often require it.
Lenders use the net income shown on your P&L. Some lenders average 12 months, others use 24.
Yes. Non-QM loans carry higher rates than conforming loans. Rates vary by borrower profile and market conditions.
That's a problem. Low net income on the P&L means lower qualifying income. Talk to your CPA before submitting.
No. Bank statement loans use deposit history. P&L loans use your CPA's income summary. Different docs, different lender guidelines.