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DSCR Loan Rates

What are DSCR Loan Rates?

 

So, what are DSCR Loan rates, and how are they calculated? DSCR stands for Debt Service Coverage Ratio. Lenders use this ratio to measure how much income your investment property generates compared to the debt you owe. The better the ratio, the more favorable the interest rate!

Interest rates on DSCR Loans aren’t one-size-fits-all.

They’re influenced by a few key factors.

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Your Property's Income

The more it earns, the better
the rate

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Loan-to-value ratio (LTV)

The lower the LTV, the more attractive your rate will be

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Your Credit Score

A higher credit score can unlock even better rates

Calculate Your DSCR Here

Want to know if your next property is a winner?
Use our DSCR Loan calculator to quickly determine how well your rental income covers your loan payments.
So, go ahead, let’s run the numbers and see how your property stacks up!

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DSCR Loan Calculator

Note: Results are estimates and based on input data.

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DSCR Loan Rate Benefits

  • DSCR Loan 30-year fixed rates starting in the mid 6’s
  • Interest only option, 40-year fixed term, 10-year interest only period
  • Loan amounts from $250,000 to $5 million
  • Buy or refinance up to 80% of property value
  • The title is flexible: property can be purchased or refinanced under an LLC, corporation, or your individual name
  • Property types: single family, condo, townhome, and 2-4 units
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We strive to make the loan process as streamlined and easy as possible for our borrowers. Download our free eBook below to learn:

  • Exactly what no-doc rental property loans can be used for
  • Why your Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) matters
  • How your credit score will affect your down payment
  • What to do if appraised rents come in low

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