
Non-QM Market Continues to Thrive in 2025
As global uncertainty continues to rise, the non-QM market is hitting its stride. According to industry experts, non-QM momentum is on the rise as a result of a combination of factors including the current political atmosphere, more effective marketing techniques, and organic growth within the borrowing population. One of the most apparent factors impacting the.. Read More

Non-QM Market Expanding Significantly in 2025
According to financial experts, demand for non-traditional loans has grown rapidly alongside shifts in the economy as a whole. Since these widespread changes to the global economy are only likely to become more prevalent, S&P Global believes that non-QM loans might explode in the near future and make up a whopping 30% of non-agency mortgage-backed.. Read More

Non-QM Performs Well in First Quarter of 2025
In the first quarter of 2025, non-QM markets had a very strong start in spite of general market instability and uncertainty. What you may not know is that this uncertainty and market volatility is an advantage to lenders who offer non-QM options. Why is that? Non-QM loans offer more flexibility when it comes to qualifications,.. Read More

Non-QM Loans Could Help Wildfire Victims Secure a New Home
Over the past several years, market experts have had to learn how to expect the unexpected, and that motto couldn’t hold truer than in the early months of 2025. Market experts are closely watching the disastrous Los Angeles fires and expect the natural disaster to have major impacts on the market in the coming year… Read More

Top 20 Non-QM Lenders in 2023
2023 was a fantastic year for the non-QM home loan industry. Non-QM home loan providers offer a much-needed service to citizens who want to purchase a home but don’t meet the qualifications necessary to obtain a traditional home loan. Traditional lenders typically want borrowers to have a high credit score, favorable income-to-debt ratio, a stable.. Read More

Non-QM Market Growing in 2024
As of May of 2024, roughly one in four (23%) Americans rated the U.S. economic conditions as ‘excellent’ or ‘good’. Over one in three (36%) described the ongoing situation as ‘poor’. Despite all the political fluff, it’s obvious to most Americans that the economy isn’t doing great. While this may be a sign of bad.. Read More
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