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DSCR loan
Qualify on the property's rental income, not your personal income. DSCR stands for debt-service coverage ratio.
Who it's for
Investors who own several properties or whose tax returns understate their income.
How it works
- The property's expected rent is compared to its proposed payment. If rent covers the payment, the loan can qualify without your tax returns.
- Rates and down payments are higher than conventional investor loans.
What you'll need
- Appraisal with a rent schedule
- Reserves
- Entity documents if buying in an LLC
When people hear DSCR, they think they need investor experience and/or a ratio over 1.0. That's the most common misunderstanding I correct.
I specialize in DSCR loans, and I wrote an informational guide for agents and investors called The Investor's Guide to DSCR Loans, published and for sale on Amazon.
— John Murphy, Business Development Manager · NMLS 236868
Common questions
Can I close in an LLC?
Often yes; it's one of the reasons investors choose DSCR.
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