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Updated: March 9, 2026
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Michigan Self-Employed Mortgage Options (2026)

Self-employed in Michigan and planning to buy a home in 2026. This guide explains why traditional mortgages are tougher for business owners, how bank statement and 1099 loans work, what MSHDA programs can offer, and how non QM lenders help fill the gap for entrepreneurs across the state.

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