Real estate agents, insurance brokers, and sales professionals: Generate professional pay stubs that show your TRUE earning power. Perfect for mortgage applications, luxury rentals, and financial documentation.
Earning $8K-$15K/month but struggling to prove it?
Any professional earning commission-based income
Document commission from home sales
Show policy commission income
Prove sales commission earnings
Document advisory fees & commissions
Mortgage pre-approval - show lenders your full commission earning power
Qualify for high-end apartments that match your commission income level
Get approved for the car loan you deserve based on real earnings
Credit cards, lines of credit - show your actual earning capacity
Professional commission documentation in 3 simple steps
Use actual commission for a period, or average 3-6 months of earnings
Your brokerage/company info, commission amount, and pay period dates
Get instant PDF ready for lenders, landlords, or financial applications
See how averaging commission income helps mortgage applications
✅ Result: Lenders see consistent ~$12K/month income instead of volatile month-to-month numbers. Much stronger mortgage application!
Show actual monthly commission OR average over 3-6 months. Choose what presents your income best for your specific application.
If you have base salary plus commission, document both. Shows lenders you have stable income PLUS upside potential.
All pay stubs include YTD commission totals. Critical for mortgage applications and showing your annual earning trajectory.
Standardized pay stub format that lenders, landlords, and financial institutions recognize and accept.
You have two options: (1) Show actual commission for a specific pay period, or (2) Calculate your average commission over 3-6 months. Most lenders prefer seeing averaged income to demonstrate consistency.
Many brokerages provide minimal pay documentation or don't issue timely pay stubs. You can create comprehensive pay stubs showing your full commission income, especially useful when your brokerage's documentation is inadequate for mortgage/rental applications.
Absolutely! If you have a base salary plus commission structure, you can document both. This gives lenders a complete picture of your total compensation and shows you have both stable base income plus commission upside.
Yes, but they typically want to see 2 years of consistent commission history. Professional pay stubs help document this income in the standardized format lenders expect, along with your tax returns and 1099s.
Most people create bi-weekly or monthly pay stubs to match typical pay periods. For mortgage applications, you'll typically need 2-3 recent pay stubs plus year-to-date totals.
Document your commission income from day one. While lenders prefer 2-year histories, having professional documentation from the start builds your case and shows your earning trajectory in your new role.
