Investment Properties

Learn how to reach a 1.25 DSCR on a rental by raising qualifying rent or trimming PITIA, with broker guidance from Lendmire.

DSCR loans for investors qualify on documented rent, not tax returns. See what proves rental income and how Lendmire can help compare options.

Learn how a DSCR lender counts rent from both units of a duplex and what it means for your coverage. Lendmire explains the math.

A DSCR loan in an LLC or personal name qualifies on rental income either way. See which fits a first rental, with Lendmire.

See how a DSCR lender counts rental income from a signed lease versus market rent, and how Lendmire helps investors compare programs.

Portfolio DSCR loans for landlords pool several rentals into one note. See how Lendmire arranges them, the math, and the exit terms.

See how a DSCR lender reads a 1.25 coverage ratio, what it signals, and what it misses. Lendmire explains it for rental investors.

Weighing a duplex vs single-family rental for your first DSCR loan? See how each clears coverage and leverage tests, with Lendmire.

See how a DSCR lender counts large assets as reserves across many rentals, and how Lendmire helps investors plan liquidity before applying.

Learn how to add another DSCR loan to an LLC that already holds rentals, and what lenders review. Lendmire arranges DSCR financing for investors.

Learn how to get a DSCR loan in your own name without an LLC, what changes at closing, and how Lendmire helps compare investor options.

Learn how to prove rental income for a DSCR loan beyond a lease, and see how Lendmire helps investors line up the right documents.

Here is how to qualify for a DSCR loan through a private lender, from rent coverage to reserves. Lendmire explains each step.

Learn how DSCR loans for LLC owners work across a growing rental portfolio, from guarantees to reserves, with Lendmire’s broker view.

See how DSCR loans for investors turned down by banks work, and how Lendmire arranges rent-based financing for rental properties.