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Same destination, a real pre-approval letter that lets you make competitive offers. Three ways to get there.

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The full jumbo application takes 10-15 minutes. Most files get a same-day decision. Jumbo guidelines are tighter than conventional, so having documents ready matters.

What you'll need
  • Two years of W-2s and federal tax returns
  • Last 30 days of pay stubs
  • Last 2 months of statements on all asset accounts
  • Government-issued ID
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About Jumbo Loans

A jumbo loan is any mortgage above the conforming loan limit set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, $806,500 in most Florida counties for 2026, higher in Monroe County. Because jumbo loans can't be sold to Fannie or Freddie, they're held by banks and private investors, which makes underwriting stricter: larger reserves, tighter credit, and cleaner income documentation. But jumbo rates today are often competitive with conforming, and in some banks' relationship programs, even lower.

Am I Eligible for a Jumbo Loan?

Jumbo underwriting is stricter than conventional because banks hold the loan on their books. Here's the core checklist. If most of these fit, we have real jumbo options to structure around your situation.

Credit score 700 or higher for standard pricing. Some programs start at 680, and best-rate tiers start at 740 or 760. Pricing is very credit-sensitive above the conforming limit.
Down payment 10% to 20% on most jumbo programs. Some banks allow 5% down at lower loan amounts with stronger credit. Second homes and investment typically require 20% to 30%.
6 to 12 months of reserves in liquid or near-liquid accounts after closing. Jumbo underwriters want to see you can cover the payment without selling your investments.
Debt-to-income ratio at or below 43% on most programs. Some banks allow up to 50% with strong compensating factors like large reserves or a meaningful down payment.
Full income documentation Two years of tax returns, W-2s, and pay stubs. Self-employed borrowers: two full years of returns with consistent or growing income. Bank-statement jumbo programs exist for certain self-employed scenarios.
Primary, second home, or investment Jumbo finances all three. Rates are best on primary, slightly higher on second homes, highest on investment.
Property appraises to support the loan. Jumbo often requires two appraisals above certain thresholds. In Florida's luxury markets that means extra scheduling time, we build it into the timeline.
Bankruptcy and foreclosure seasoning typically 4 to 7 years depending on the program. Extenuating circumstances can shorten, we'll review your situation directly.

What You'll Need to Apply

Jumbo underwriting is more document-heavy than conventional. Have these ready before you start the online application or jump on a call.

Photo ID

A current driver's license, state ID, or passport for every borrower on the loan.

Two Years of Full Tax Returns

Federal returns with all schedules. If you're self-employed or a business owner, we also need business returns (K-1s, 1065s, 1120s) depending on entity type.

Two Years of W-2s and Last 30 Days of Pay Stubs

For W-2 earners. Bonus, commissions, RSUs, and equity compensation all need documentation showing at least two years of history to count.

Two Months of Statements, All Asset Accounts

Every checking, savings, brokerage, and retirement account you'll use for down payment, closing costs, or reserves. We need to source the funds and document the reserves.

Liquid Reserves Documentation

6 to 12 months of PITI in liquid assets, after closing. Retirement accounts count at 60-70% of balance depending on the program.

Real Estate Schedule

If you own other properties, we need the address, mortgage balance, rental income if applicable, and monthly property tax, insurance, and HOA for each one.

What Happens After You Apply

Jumbo moves through underwriting on a slightly longer runway than conventional because of the deeper documentation review, but there's no mystery to it. Here's the sequence.

1

Within minutes

We pull credit, run automated underwriting if the program supports it, and take a first pass at income and reserves. You'll get a text or email confirming what we have and what's still missing.

2

Same day or next day

If the file is straightforward, we issue a jumbo pre-approval letter. If we need to dig in (complex self-employment, K-1 income, equity compensation, bank-statement program), we set up a call within 24 hours to structure the submission properly.

3

Days 1 to 21 (after you go under contract)

Two appraisals in some cases, thorough underwriting review, conditional approval, clear to close. Jumbo typically closes in 21 to 30 days. We target the fast end of that window by submitting clean, structured files.

Why Jumbo Works in Florida

Florida's luxury markets, Naples, Sarasota, Palm Beach, Miami Beach, Fisher Island, Star Island, Key Biscayne, Fort Lauderdale's waterfront neighborhoods, and the Keys, are some of the largest concentrations of jumbo purchase activity in the country. That means Florida brokers who specialize in jumbo see more programs, work with more jumbo-active banks, and know how to structure files that move through luxury market closings cleanly.

Jumbo rates today are often competitive with or better than conforming rates, which surprises a lot of buyers. Banks that hold jumbo loans on their books can set their own pricing, and some will price aggressively to win relationship business, particularly for buyers willing to move deposits or investments to the lender. We'll show you whether a relationship program is worth it before you commit.

Florida-specific items matter more on jumbo: the coastal property appraisal process, hurricane and wind insurance, flood zone status, private road and well-and-septic reviews, HOA financial health on luxury condos, and the post-Surfside condo structural requirements. These can derail a jumbo closing if the lender hasn't seen them before. We have, and we plan around them.

Pre-Application FAQs

What makes a loan a jumbo loan in 2026?

Any mortgage above the conforming loan limit set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is a jumbo. In 2026, that limit is $806,500 in most Florida counties and higher in Monroe County (the Keys), where it climbs over $1 million. Above that, you're in jumbo territory.

How much down do I need for a jumbo loan?

Most jumbo programs require 10% to 20% down. Some banks allow 5% down at lower loan amounts with 740+ credit. For second homes or investment property, expect 20% to 30%. The higher your down payment, the better your rate typically is.

Are jumbo rates higher than conventional?

Not always. Banks that hold jumbo loans in portfolio often price competitively with conforming rates, and in some relationship programs, below conforming. It depends on the bank and your profile. We shop your file across multiple jumbo investors so you see the best rate available.

How much in reserves do I need for a jumbo loan?

Most programs require 6 to 12 months of mortgage payments (principal, interest, taxes, insurance) in liquid or near-liquid accounts after closing. Retirement accounts count at 60-70% of balance depending on the investor.

Can I use a jumbo loan to buy a second home in Naples or Sarasota?

Yes. Jumbo is one of the primary financing vehicles for Florida luxury second homes. Expect 20% down on most programs, slightly higher rates than a primary residence, and documented reserves. We close second-home jumbos in Naples, Sarasota, the Keys, and Palm Beach regularly.

What credit score do I need for a jumbo loan?

700 is the common floor, with best pricing at 740 or 760. Some programs accept 680 with compensating factors. Jumbo is very credit-sensitive, a 20-point move in credit can shift your rate meaningfully.

Can self-employed borrowers qualify for a jumbo loan?

Yes. Two years of full tax returns are standard. If your tax returns don't reflect your actual cash flow because of depreciation or paper losses, bank-statement jumbo programs use 12 to 24 months of business statements to qualify instead. We'll tell you which path gives you the best rate.

Does a jumbo loan require mortgage insurance?

Most jumbo programs don't carry PMI, even at less than 20% down. Instead, rate is adjusted to price for the risk. Some programs offer PMI as an option if the rate adjustment doesn't work in your favor.

How fast can a jumbo loan close?

Jumbo typically closes in 21 to 30 days because of the deeper underwriting review and sometimes two appraisals. Our team targets the fast end of that range by submitting clean, well-structured files up front.

Are there jumbo loan programs for Florida condos?

Yes, but the condo project has to pass warrantable or non-warrantable condo review. Post-Surfside, Florida condo underwriting has tightened around structural reserves and special assessments. We check project status before you go under contract.

Can I refinance my jumbo loan later?

Yes. Once you've built equity and rates improve, you can refinance into a lower rate, drop mortgage insurance if you have it, or refinance from jumbo to conforming if your balance has amortized below the limit.

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