Real estate investors

Qualify on the property's cash flow, not your tax returns.

DSCR rental loans for investors buying or refinancing single-family, 2–4 unit and small multifamily rentals — matched with a loan officer who is also an active investor and developer.

No personal income docs (typically)
Close in an LLC
Cash-out available

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What is a DSCR loan?

The rent qualifies the loan.

A debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) loan qualifies you mainly on whether the property's rent covers its mortgage payment, taxes, insurance and HOA dues. That makes it a fit for self-employed investors, people with large write-offs and anyone scaling past conventional limits.

Common uses

  • Buying single-family rentals and 2–4 unit properties
  • Cash-out refinancing to fund your next deal
  • Refinancing out of hard-money or construction debt after a build or rehab
  • Closing in an LLC
  • Short-term rentals (program dependent)

Why work with a specialist who invests

Investor loans are judged on rents, leases, property condition and appraisals that rely on rent comparisons. Your specialist has built and operated a rental portfolio, so they read a deal the way you do — and can tell you early whether the numbers will work.

Quick DSCR estimate

A rough check only — your specialist will confirm with real numbers.

Estimated DSCR: 1.28

Business-purpose loans only. DSCR loans are for investment properties and are not available for homes you live in.

DSCR FAQ

What DSCR do I need?

It varies by program. Many look for rent at or above the full payment; some allow less with stronger terms elsewhere.

Can first-time investors qualify?

Some programs allow it. Your specialist will check.

How fast can it close?

Often faster than conventional financing, since there's less personal income documentation.

Can I close in my LLC?

Yes, many DSCR programs allow closing in an LLC.