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DSCR Loan Question

Kamal Martin
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Hi,

Does anyone know of any House Hacking friendly DSCR lenders?

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Patrick Roberts
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Patrick Roberts
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This doesnt really exist. House hacking is a primary residence strategy, meaning the property is owner occupied. DSCR loans by definition cannot be used for owner occupancy because they would have to comply with Dodd-Frank rules regarding Ability to Repay, which is exactly what they remove with the DSCR component. DSCR's are commercial loans and every program I have ever seen prohibits owner occupancy - these are only for properties that are exclusively investment properties.

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