Savings converted into income
Asset depletion
You have the money but not the paperwork. A depletion loan turns liquid assets into a monthly income figure.

- Someone who has just sold a business and has not yet started the next one
- Retired or semi-retired buyers with large brokerage balances and small taxable income
- Sellers between houses with a large amount of cash sitting still
- Two to three months of statements for every account being counted
- Proof the assets are yours, unencumbered, and available without penalty
- Retirement accounts are usually discounted, and sometimes only counted after 59½
- No employment income needed — that is the point of the product
- Only a fraction of the balance counts. A haircut on retirement and market-exposed accounts is normal.
- The divisor is programme-set — the same balance can produce different monthly income at two lenders.
- Money used for the down payment is spent, and cannot also be depleted as income.
Total the eligible accounts
Cash, brokerage, and sometimes retirement. Each gets its own treatment.
Subtract what you are spending
The down payment, closing costs and required reserves come out before anything is divided.
Divide, and compare divisors
The gap between a 60-month and a 120-month divisor is the difference between qualifying and not.
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