Self-employed mortgage qualification
Finding lenders who use gross revenue or bank statements rather than net income - so your tax strategy doesn't disqualify you from buying.

Dominion Lending Centres - Gill Mortgage Group
Banks often treat self-employment income like a red flag. Pav Gill has spent his career proving otherwise – helping contractors, business owners, and incorporated professionals in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley qualify for mortgages on their own terms.
Self-employed mortgages
Stated income programs
Business owners
Incorporated professionals
Home purchase
Mortgage renewal
Refinancing
Home equity
Investment properties
Credit solutions
Pav Gill is a licensed mortgage broker with Dominion Lending Centres, serving buyers and homeowners across Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and the Tri-Cities. He’s built a reputation specifically around helping self-employed Canadians – contractors, freelancers, incorporated business owners, and entrepreneurs – navigate the mortgage qualification process that banks often make unnecessarily difficult.
Self-employed borrowers typically minimize their taxable income, which banks penalize when assessing mortgage eligibility. Pav works with lenders who understand how self-employment income actually works and can look beyond line 150 of your tax return to qualify you properly.
His Google reviews consistently speak to one thing: he explains the process clearly, remains patient through the complicated parts, and finds solutions even when the first answer is no.
Finding lenders who use gross revenue or bank statements rather than net income - so your tax strategy doesn't disqualify you from buying.
Accessing stated or declared income mortgage products for borrowers who can't prove income through traditional T1 documentation alone.
Working with lenders who understand retained earnings, dividends, and shareholder loans as legitimate qualifying income sources.
Getting a pre-approval in place before you start shopping, with a realistic picture of what you qualify for given your income structure.
Tapping into your home equity for business investment, debt consolidation, or property improvements - structured to fit a self-employed cash flow.
Shopping your renewal across 230+ lenders instead of accepting your bank's first offer - often the biggest savings opportunity most homeowners miss.
Financing rental properties and investment real estate for self-employed buyers, including second and third mortgages.
Working with borrowers who have credit blemishes or non-traditional credit histories, through lenders that banks won't refer you to.
CHIP reverse mortgage, HELOC, and equity-based mortgage products for homeowners who need flexible access to their equity.
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