DSCR RENTAL LOANS – TEXAS

Belcanto Capital offers long-term debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) loans to real estate investors who wish to grow their property portfolio in Texas. A DSCR loan is based on the cash flow of the property without income verification of the borrower. It’s a perfect part of the BRRRR strategy – use a DSCR loan for a cash-out refinance after rehab.

Belcanto Capital offers long-term debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) loans to real estate investors who wish to grow their property portfolio in Texas. A DSCR loan is based on the cash flow of the property without income verification of the borrower. It’s a perfect part of the BRRRR strategy – use a DSCR loan for a cash-out refinance after rehab.

Texas Real Estate DSCR Loans for Investors

Texas Areas Served

Any investment property in an urban or suburban setting in TX may potentially qualify for a DSCR loan. These are the most common markets:

  • Houston
  • Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex
  • San Antonio
  • Austin
  • El Paso

Basic DSCR Loan Terms

  • Property types: residential 1-8 units
  • Loan amounts from $75,000
  • 80% LTV purchase/75% Cashout
  • 30-year fixed or 5/7/10 ARM (I/O)
  • Rates from 6.5%
  • Minimum FICO 660
  • No income verification
  • Low fees and costs

DSCR Ratio = Rental Income / (Principal + Interest + Taxes + Insurance)

LONG-TERM LOAN SOLUTIONS

RENTAL (1-4 UNIT)

Purchase or refinance of 1-4 unit properties based on the cash flow performance of the property (DSCR-type rental loan) so you can quickly add doors. Includes cash-out refinance options (BRRRR method)

RENTAL (5+ UNITS)

Purchase or refinance of 5+ unit properties based on the cash flow performance of the property (DSCR-type rental loan) to scale up your portfolio. Includes cash-out refinance options (BRRRR method)

RENTAL PORTFOLIO

Purchase or refinance of a collection of rental properties based on the cash flow performance of the properties (DSCR-type portfolio loan) for terms of 5 to 30 years, including cash-out options

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