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Mortgage for Affiliate Marketers: How to Qualify on Commission Income
Affiliate marketers qualify for mortgages using bank statement loans, 1099 income loans, or a combination of both. Commission deposits from Amazon Associates, Impact, ShareASale, CJ Affiliate, ClickBank, RewardStyle/LTK, and direct brand programs all count as income when documented properly. The challenges affiliate marketers face are different from W-2 borrowers — commission timing is variable, networks
