Investment property loans are designed for buyers purchasing or refinancing properties intended to generate rental income. These loans offer flexible options for real estate investors at different experience levels.
Investment loans are commonly used by:
These loans are for properties not used as a primary residence.
Conventional Investment Loans
Traditional financing for investment properties that typically require higher down payments and stronger credit than primary residence loans.
DSCR Loans (Debt-Service Coverage Ratio)
These loans qualify based on the property’s rental income rather than personal income. DSCR loans are popular with investors who want simpler documentation and flexible qualification.
Portfolio & Investor Programs
Some lenders offer portfolio-style loans that allow more flexibility with income, property type, or number of properties owned.
Jumbo Investment Loans
For higher-priced investment properties that exceed standard loan limits. Qualification guidelines vary based on income, assets, and property cash flow.
Investment loans typically require:
Exact requirements vary based on loan type and property.
Investment loans may be used for:
Property eligibility depends on the loan program and rental strategy.
Investment loans differ from primary residence loans in a few key ways:
I’ll help you compare options so you can choose the best structure for your goals.
An investment loan may be a great fit if:
Investment property loans offer flexible solutions for buyers looking to grow wealth through real estate. Whether you’re purchasing your first rental or expanding your portfolio, there are options designed to support your strategy.
I’ll help you navigate the options and choose the right loan for your investment goals.