See exactly how much you'll net from your RSU vests — after taxes — and how lenders calculate your qualifying income.
Sell and use cash, or borrow against your shares to avoid the tax hit. Your situation determines which makes more sense.
Instead of selling your vested RSU shares and paying capital gains tax, you borrow against them. Firms like E*Trade, Schwab, and Morgan Stanley offer lines of credit at 50-70% of your portfolio value. You keep your shares, avoid the tax event, and maintain upside if the stock appreciates.
As a dual-licensed REALTOR and Mortgage Originator, I evaluate your RSU income under both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines — most agents have to refer you out for this. One conversation, the complete picture.
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