Can I get a mortgage under a business name?

The short answer is yes.
Buying real estate with a corporation can protect you from personal liability and it is a great way to separate business from personal holdings.

Often these are set up to protect a consumer's personal assets in case litigation is brought against his or her business. Setting up a mortgage through a corporation can be challenging, but is not difficult.

You will Need

• Business Articles of Incorporation or Business registration
• Business financial statements
• Business account statements
• Personal and corporate tax returns
• Personal Guarantee…..meaning whoever owns the business must sign off on the mortgage.
• You must be self  employed for at least 2 years or more
• Your must put down at least 10% or more as a down payment
• You and the company must have excellent credit

Also, if you are planning to buy a rental investment property it would make financial sense to put in under a corporate company to save on the capital gains when it is time to sell in the future.

Also be an informed client.