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Non-QM & Self-Employed Mortgages in Connecticut

State rules, programs and local pages for Connecticut borrowers.

About 177,765 people work for themselves across the Connecticut counties in our data, and lenders reported 825 first mortgages there in 2024 with interest-only, balloon or other features that fall outside the Qualified Mortgage rules. This page covers the Connecticut rules self-employed and non-QM borrowers ask about, every program by state, and local pages for 43 cities and towns.

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Connecticut rules and records to know

  • Mortgage licensing: Connecticut Department of Banking, Consumer Credit Division
  • Business entity records: Connecticut Secretary of the State
  • CPA licensing: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
  • Professional license lookup: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection eLicense
  • Condo buyers: Connecticut condominiums fall under one of three laws depending on when the complex was created: the Unit Ownership Act, the Condominium Act, or the Common Interest Ownership Act. A seller must give the buyer the declaration, association bylaws, rules and regulations, and resale documents, which include the common charges and the association's reserve for capital expenditures.
  • Foreclosure process: Judicial: foreclosure in Connecticut goes through the Superior Court, either as a strict foreclosure (no auction; title passes after the court-set Law Day) or a foreclosure by sale (court-ordered auction).
  • Recording taxes and fees: State real estate conveyance tax and municipal real estate conveyance tax on deeds, reported on Form OP-236 (Connecticut Real Estate Conveyance Tax Return), which is accepted by the town clerk and can be filed and paid online through e-REC. No separate state mortgage recording tax was identified.
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Non-QM programs in Connecticut

Larger Connecticut cities

  • https://portal.ct.gov/DOB/Consumer-Credit-Licensing-Info/Consumer-Credit-Licensing-Information/Mortgage-Lender-Licensing-Information
  • https://portal.ct.gov/DOB/Consumer-Credit-Licenses/Consumer-Credit-Licenses/Mortgage-Loan-Originators-Licensed-in-Connecticut
  • https://portal.ct.gov/DOB/Consumer-Credit-Licensing-Info/Consumer-Credit-Licensing-Information/Mortgage-Broker-Licensing-Information
  • https://www.chfa.org/homebuyers/all-homebuyer-mortgage-programs
  • https://portal.ct.gov/drs/legislative-summaries/2019-legislative-updates/real-estate-conveyance-tax-change
  • https://portal.ct.gov/sots/business-services/v5-site-navigation/business-services-searches
  • http://www.concord-sots.ct.gov/CONCORD/online?sn=PublicInquiry&eid=9740
  • https://portal.ct.gov/dcp/occupational-and-professional-division/occupational--profess/certified-public-accountants
  • https://portal.ct.gov/dcp/licensing/verify-a-license---instructions
  • https://www.elicense.ct.gov/Lookup/LicenseLookup.aspx
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