No personal income required
No W-2s, pay stubs, or tax returns are required in many DSCR scenarios.
A DSCR, or debt-service-coverage-ratio, loan qualifies primarily on the cash flow of the property instead of the borrower’s personal income documentation. If the rental income supports the proposed housing expense, investors often have a direct and scalable path to financing.
No W-2s, pay stubs, or tax returns are required in many DSCR scenarios.
Approval is driven primarily by the subject property’s cash flow and expense profile.
Many files can close in an LLC, trust, or individual name depending on strategy.
Commonly used for one- to four-unit investment properties.
Often up to 75 percent loan-to-value depending on credit, reserves, and property performance.
Purchase, rate-term refinance, and many cash-out refinance scenarios.
Fixed-rate, interest-only, short-term-rental friendly, and entity-closing structures can all be available.
Why Borrowers Choose This Program
Frequently Asked Questions
DSCR stands for debt service coverage ratio. It compares rental income to the proposed housing expense for the property.
Often yes, depending on the lender, appraisal support, and documentation for projected income.
In many DSCR programs, yes.
Often yes, subject to seasoning, leverage, and lender guidelines.
Start The Process
We will review your information, organize next steps, and tell you which documents will move the file forward fastest.
Explore More