DSCR loans let investment property owners qualify based on the property's cash flow — not your personal income, W-2s, or tax returns. Available in 35 states through Non-QM wholesale lenders.
DSCR stands for Debt Service Coverage Ratio. Lenders divide the property's monthly rental income by the total mortgage payment. If the property covers itself — you may qualify.
Traditional mortgages underwrite your personal income. DSCR loans underwrite the property's rental income. Your tax returns, employment status, and personal DTI don't factor in.
Lenders use the gross monthly rent — from a lease agreement or market rent estimate — as the income source. Self-employed, retired, foreign national, or W-2. Doesn't matter.
Many DSCR lenders allow title in an LLC — a major advantage for investors who want liability protection and portfolio organization. Subject to lender guidelines.
Because DSCR qualification is property-based, you can finance multiple investment properties without hitting conventional income-based limits. Build your portfolio deal by deal.
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Estimates only. Actual rates, terms, and qualification depend on credit, property, lender, and program guidelines. Not a commitment to lend.
DSCR programs serve a wide range of investor scenarios that traditional financing simply can't handle.
Write-offs reduced your taxable income. A traditional lender said no. DSCR doesn't look at your returns.
No SSN or U.S. credit required in many programs. Finance U.S. rental properties from anywhere in the world.
Already at conventional loan limits? DSCR has no limit on the number of financed properties in most programs.
An accurate home value estimate is the starting point for calculating your DSCR, available equity, and refinance options. Get a quick estimate below.
DSCR scenarios vary widely by property, market, and lender. A scenario review is the fastest way to know if a deal works.