DSCR stands for Debt Service Coverage Ratio — a way to qualify based on your investment property's rental income rather than your personal tax returns, W-2s, or employment history. Available in both first and second lien position.
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The DSCR program evaluates whether the rental income from the subject property covers the debt obligations — no personal W-2s, no tax returns. If the property cash flows, it may qualify.
DSCR stands for Debt Service Coverage Ratio — a measure of whether a property generates enough rental income to cover its own debt payments. With a DSCR, qualification may be based primarily on the property's cash flow.
This may be an ideal product for real estate investors who own rental properties with substantial equity but whose personal income — as reflected on tax returns — may not tell the full story. If your properties cash flow, you may qualify even if your taxable income looks low.
Use the funds for down payments on new acquisitions, property renovations, debt payoff, or any other eligible business purposes.
Some real estate investors take every legal deduction available, which may reduce taxable income on paper. Traditional lenders may have difficulty qualifying them. DSCR lending focuses primarily on the property's actual cash flow rather than personal tax returns.
Email to Get QualifiedThe qualification process focuses on the property, not your personal income documentation.
We gather the property address, estimated value, existing mortgage balance, and current rental income (lease agreements or market rent analysis).
We divide the property's gross rental income by the total debt obligations. A ratio of 1.0+ may qualify.
Based on the property value and LTV (Loan-to-Value ratio) limits, we determine how much equity may be available to draw.
Once approved, you receive a revolving line of credit or lump sum — available to deploy for your next investment or any eligible business purpose.
Let's run the numbers together. A quick conversation is all it takes to find out if a DSCR makes sense for your portfolio.