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Hey @Charles Burkeen - as the name DSCR implies: debt service coverage ratio - means the bank can lend based on the net income of the property. If the property hasn't been built, there's no income.

You might be able to work out a bridge loan that then refinances into a conventional or DSCR loan with the same lending office you're working with. Just my $0.02.

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