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Nicole Galchutt
  • Lender
  • Oregon, Hawaii and Texas
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Debt service coverage- using rents to cover the payment

Nicole Galchutt
  • Lender
  • Oregon, Hawaii and Texas
Posted

Just sharing in case it can help someone as these loan types are not as common. There are loans for investment properties that you can use debt-service to qualify with instead of income. So more or less if the property cash flows after the mortgage payment it should qualify- no income docs needed. Based on your credit score you can even do up to 85% LTV with no mortgage insurance. Rates are a bit higher but its still relatively low and great product for those that can't use income to qualify or have a DTI too high or just don't want to deal with income docs. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!