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Kaveh Narimani
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Who are currently the best DSCR lenders in 2023?

Kaveh Narimani
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anyone has worked with any DSCR lenders that they liked? what has been your experience in 2023?

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    Kaveh - I agree with the others above. Generally speaking, terms will be in the same ball park but certain lenders will be better suited for certain scenarios. I think process/communication is what separate's the good from the great lenders. Online reviews can be a good place to start to get a general feel for a lenders reputation and consistency. 

    Establishing a relationship with a lender/broker you can trust is the key. 

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