Loan programs · Connecticut
Bank statement loan officers in Connecticut
As of 2026-10-09, LenDb lists 4 loan officers licensed in or based in Connecticut whose lender pages show Bank statement loan work. The top-ranked are Eric Rosemary (CrossCountry Mortgage, Boca Raton), Nic Bucca (Lit Financial Corporation) and William Commons (Assurance Financial, Baton Rouge). Ranking is lender-neutral: specialty evidence first, then a license in CT, branch location, experience and profile completeness. Nobody pays for placement.
Last verified . Sources: lender loan officer pages and state license records. Licenses: check NMLS Consumer Access.
Ranked, with reasons · top 4
- 1
Eric RosemaryNMLS 301253
CrossCountry Mortgage · Boca Raton, FL · licensed in 15 states
- Bank statement loan
- Asset-based qualifying
- DSCR loan
- Foreign national
- CT listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
- Lists Bank statement loan on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
- Licensed since 2012 (per Florida records)
- States 20 years of experience (lender page, 2026-10-09)
- 2
Nic BuccaNMLS 1086681
Lit Financial Corporation · licensed in 8 states
- Bank statement loan
- DSCR loan
- Jumbo loan
- HELOC
- CT listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
- Lists Bank statement loan on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
- Licensed since 2014 (per Florida records)
- States 11 years of experience (lender page, 2026-10-09)
- 3
William CommonsNMLS 79745
Assurance Financial · Baton Rouge, LA · licensed in 36 states
- Bank statement loan
- Asset-based qualifying
- DSCR loan
- CT listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
- Lists Bank statement loan on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
- Licensed since 2019 (per Colorado records)
- 4
Suresh SapkotaNMLS 2091996
Xpert Home Lending · Mortgage broker · licensed in 6 states
- Bank statement loan
- FHA loan
- ITIN borrower
- Jumbo loan
- CT listed on their lender page (not yet checked with the state regulator; verify at NMLS)
- Lists Bank statement loan on lender page (lender page, verified 2026-10-09)
Before you choose
Expense factors and deposit analysis vary, so the same statements can qualify for very different amounts.
- Do you use personal or business statements, and what expense factor?
- How do you treat large or irregular deposits?
- How does pricing compare with a full documentation loan?
How this list is ranked
Specialty evidence carries the most weight (production data, then lender page, then self-reported). Loan officers are listed when a CT license is confirmed with the state regulator (check mark), CT is listed on their lender page, or they work at a bank or credit union (likely federally registered; verify at NMLS). Then branch location, experience (licensed since, per the regulator records we hold) and profile completeness. Disciplinary history is not yet checked by LenDb; verify at NMLS Consumer Access. No paid placement. Methodology.
Same list as JSON: /api/v1/loan-officers?specialty=bank-statement&state=CT. Not a lender. Not a referral service. Verify licenses at NMLS Consumer Access.