Qualify based on a property’s cash flow, not your personal income — financing built for real estate investors.
A Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan looks at the rental income a property generates relative to its debt obligations, rather than your personal tax returns or W-2 income. That makes it a common fit for investors who hold properties through an LLC or whose personal income does not reflect their real investing capacity.
DSCR financing is structured around the numbers a rental property already produces. If the property’s income covers its debt payments, that is the core of the qualification, which can simplify financing for investors with multiple properties or self-employment income.
DSCR loans are structured around the property, which opens up financing options that traditional income-based underwriting can miss.
Qualification is based on the property’s rental income, not personal tax returns.
Loans can be structured for properties held in an entity, not just an individual’s name.
Financing for new rental property purchases as well as refinances.
Built for investors who plan to finance more than one property over time.
We work with lenders who understand investment property underwriting, so the qualification process reflects how real estate investors actually build a portfolio.
From qualifying on property cash flow to structuring a purchase or refinance, Our Nova Blog covers the practical side of DSCR lending for real estate investors.
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