Property cash flow matters
DSCR compares qualifying rental income with the debt payment defined by the program. The lender determines the calculation.
Explore financing for rental acquisitions, refinances, and eligible cash-out transactions, with programs that evaluate the property’s rental income.
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DSCR & rental loansPurchase, refinance, and cash-out paths for rental property investors.
DSCR compares qualifying rental income with the debt payment defined by the program. The lender determines the calculation.
Single-family rentals, eligible condos, small multifamily, and short-term rentals have different underwriting needs.
Compare amortization, reserves, prepayment provisions, fees, and the total cost of the financing.
Start with what you know. The team will explain what else is needed for the financing options under review.
Plan a renovation-to-rental refinance with a realistic valuation, rental-income review, payoff budget, timing checklist, and backup exit.
Read the guideCalculate rental DSCR correctly, distinguish rent-to-PITIA from commercial net cash flow, and stress-test a property's debt coverage.
Read the guideOrganize rental, property, entity, liquidity, and refinance documents so a DSCR loan review can reconcile the facts behind your application.
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DSCR stands for debt service coverage ratio. It measures rental income relative to the required debt service. The income and expense calculation depends on the lending program.
Yes. Provide the property, rental history or projections, and intended use so the team can review eligible short-term rental programs.
No. These programs can focus on rental income rather than traditional personal income qualification, but credit, liquidity, property, and other documentation requirements still apply.