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Updated over 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Please advise , review this numbers for me , DSCR LOAN
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Pretty sloppy and confusing Term Sheet in my view - a lot of DSCR lenders should have pretty similar rates and terms over the long run, so a good way to differentiate and pick out the best ones are the ones most transparent and explanatory over process and loan structure
If I were you, I would look at it like this:
$296,250 Loan Amount
8.875% Rate
4.35% points (5.43%! if you include the processing, underwriting, credit report, doc prep fees)
75% LTV
1.11x DSCR
30-year term with IO for the first 10 months
Prepay is unclear but assuming "Hard 60 Months" = 5% for five years (another reason this is a rough/shady TS - its not clear at all what the prepayment provision is - nobody knows what "hard" means)
I don't know the exacts of the deal, but the pricing is also poor in my view, we would probably be around 8.25% with the 4.35% points or with a more reasonable 2% fee (instead of 4.35%) if at the 8.875% rate. [Note - things can change daily in this environment!)]