Get a bank statement loan in North Carolina

Loans for North Carolinians who run their own show — banking freelancers, tech contractors and builders.

Why should you get a bank statement loan with Beeline?

Approval based on your deposits — the way North Carolinians in banking, tech and construction actually get paid.

Apply in 10 minutes

Fast, stress free closing

Purchase with confidence

Qualify with irregular income

Min 660 credit score

Future-proof your rate with a free refi*

Lock in your North Carolina home today with a speedy closing, and rest easy knowing you've got a free refi* waiting for when rates fall.

*Terms and conditions here

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Hundreds of happy homeowners

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Beeline made the home buying process easy and simple. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to get a loan.

ArslanClarksburg, MD

3 loans done!

Good job Rob!! 3 loans done can't wait for the next one!

JaneenMaple Heights, OH

Looking forward to the next!

As always, it’s a pleasure working with Mo Agrawal and Aiden Lerner @ Beeline. Yet another successful and SMOOTH transaction. Looking forward to the next! Thank you, Mo & Aiden.

OmarPhiladelphia, PA

Great North Carolina income, lean tax returns — sound familiar?

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Built for North Carolinians

More loan choices, a better shot at the right North Carolina loan

  • Minimum 20% down payment
  • At least 2 years’ self-employment
  • For primary, second and investment
  • Traditional lenders want two clean years of tax returns. Most North Carolina business owners don't work that way. We look at 12-24 months of bank deposits or 1099 income instead — often unlocking a bigger loan than a tax return would allow.
self-employed

The shortest path home, from Charlotte to the Research Triangle — watch it unfold

All over North Carolina, self-employed buyers are skipping the paperwork — see how fast it goes.

Commonly asked questions about our bank statement loans in North Carolina