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DSCR Loans and seasoning

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When it comes to a DSCR loan...does the down payment percentage have to be seasoned funds?

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    When it comes to a DSCR loan...does the down payment percentage have to be seasoned funds?


     Will vary from lender to lender but generally not required.  Will likely have to source any significant funds that came into the account within a couple of months to satisfy AML and Straw Borrower concerns

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