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DSCR Loan: tips and tricks

Alex Jacobson
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Boulder, CO
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Hello investors,

I am ready to add to the portfolio and want to utilize a commercial loan 4+ units and an DSCR loan. Any tips and tricks for what to look for? I have one DSCR loans/ income properties but still consider myself to be a novice.

Thank you

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Jack Tulloch
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Ask the lender how they are "qualifying" the deal (lease vs 1007 market rent VS STR data if STR), understand how the rental income directly impacts deal eligibility, ask about rate buy down options, understand prepayment penalties and the options available, ask what amortization options they have (I/O, ARMS, Fully amortizing).

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