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Crashpad Lending Question (DSCR)

Kathryn C.
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My business partner and I are looking at purchasing a house to setup a Flight Attendant / Pilot Crashpad in Las Vegas. The price of a suitable property will be $425,000 - $475,000 and we can come with up to 25% down. My question is if we go for a DSCR loan, will the lender only consider the Rent Value of the property based on if a single family rented it, or will they consider the rent value for the intended purpose which is much higher? Typically rental income for a crashpad will be about 2x market rent but of course we have some operating and management expenses to cover and all that, but it still cash flows reasonably positive.

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