LICENSED CPA + MORTGAGE ADVISOR
As a licensed CPA with Big 4 accounting experience, I help self-employed business owners in Nevada, Utah, and Alaska qualify for the mortgage they actually deserve — not just what their tax return shows on the surface.

The same deductions that lower your tax bill make your income look smaller to mortgage lenders. Most loan officers don't know how to understand it.
K-1s, Schedule C, self-employment income fluctuation — most loan officers aren't equipped to explain your situation to underwriting.
A lender with no accounting background struggles to properly present your case. The result? Unnecessary denials for borrowers who absolutely qualify.
Before I was a mortgage advisor, I was a CPA working at KPMG — one of the largest accounting firms in the world — auditing financial statements and understanding exactly how business income is structured.
That background changes everything about how I approach your mortgage. I don't just read your tax return — I work to understand why it looks the way it does, and how to present your real financial picture to underwriting.
For self-employed borrowers, that difference can be the gap between an approval and a denial.
We review your income structure, your goals, and identify the right loan program for your situation. No pressure, no obligation.
I use my accounting background to present your income the right way to underwriting — maximizing your qualifying income and your chances of approval.
From application to closing, you'll know exactly where things stand. Clear communication, no surprises.
Whether you file a traditional return or run a complex business, there's a program designed for your situation.
Qualify using 12-24 months of bank deposits instead of tax returns
Built for independent contractors and freelancers with 1099 income
Investment property loans based on rental cash flow, not personal income
Traditional financing with competitive rates for qualifying borrowers
Low down payment options for first-time and qualifying buyers
Exclusive benefits for veterans and active-duty military
Reviews from real clients across Nevada, Utah, and Alaska.
Henderson, Las Vegas, Reno & beyond
Salt Lake City, Provo, St. George & beyond
Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau & beyond
Still have a specific scenario you want to run by me? Let's connect and review your income structure together.
Yes — and often more easily than they expect. The key is working with a loan officer who understands how self-employment income is structured. As a licensed CPA, Jared Carlisle knows how to properly analyze and present your income to underwriting, including income from Schedule C, K-1s, and business bank statements.
A bank statement loan allows self-employed borrowers to qualify using 12-24 months of personal or business bank deposits instead of tax returns. This is ideal for business owners whose tax returns show lower income due to write-offs but whose actual cash flow is strong.
With a traditional loan and a standard loan officer, yes. Write-offs reduce your taxable income — which is what most lenders use to qualify you. However, with programs like bank statement loans, or with a loan officer who knows how to properly calculate self-employment income, your write-offs don't have to work against you.
A Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan is designed for real estate investors. Instead of using your personal income to qualify, the loan is based on the property's rental income relative to its debt payments. Jared offers DSCR loans in Nevada, Utah, and Alaska.
Yes. 1099 income mortgage loans are specifically designed for independent contractors, gig workers, and freelancers who don't receive a traditional W-2. Jared can help you navigate income documentation and find the right program.
Jared Carlisle is licensed to originate mortgage loans in Nevada (License #81113), Utah (License #6772871), and Alaska (License #AKMLO-1931543).
A 20-minute strategy call could change the outcome of your mortgage entirely. No pressure, no obligation - just clarity.


