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Loan Program

Investment Property Loans

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Overview

Whether you're buying a first rental, expanding a portfolio, or scaling short-term rentals, we source financing that matches your strategy — DSCR, conventional, or portfolio.

Benefits

  • DSCR loans qualify off rental income
  • 1–10 property portfolio strategies
  • STR/Airbnb-friendly programs
  • Cash-out and delayed financing options

Typical Requirements

  • 20–25% down typical
  • Property cash-flow analysis
  • Reserves per program guidelines

Who this is for

Investors financing one- to four-unit rentals, short-term rentals, or portfolio expansions — using conventional agency financing, DSCR financing, or portfolio products.

How it works

  • Conventional investment financing qualifies you on personal income and debt-to-income under agency guidelines, with rental income supported by an appraisal rent schedule or filed Schedule E.
  • DSCR financing qualifies the property instead, comparing gross rent to PITIA. It is a non-agency product, so the rules are set by each lender.
  • Which route is better is a math question, not a preference. We usually quote both when a file can go either way.

Eligibility & considerations

DSCR vs conventional investment financing at a glance — guidelines vary by lender.
RequirementWhat it generally meansImportant considerationsPrimary source
What is qualifiedDSCR qualifies the property's rent; conventional qualifies your income.The same property can qualify one way and not the other.Fannie Mae
Income documentationDSCR uses lease or market rent; conventional uses tax returns and income verification.DSCR document lists are lender-defined, not published in an agency guide.Fannie Mae
VestingDSCR programs often permit LLC title; agency financing generally expects individuals.Structure this before you write the offer, not at closing.Lender-specific
Down paymentBoth typically require more than owner-occupied financing.Amount varies by program, credit profile and property type.Lender-specific
Property type1–4 units, condos and short-term rentals may all be financeable.Condo warrantability and HOA rental rules drive eligibility in Florida.Lender-specific

Requirements vary by loan program and lender, guidelines can change, and additional lender overlays may apply. Contact NexGen Capital for an individualized assessment.

Documentation you may need

  • Conventional: tax returns, income and asset verification, reserves
  • DSCR: lease or market-rent appraisal addendum, entity documents if vesting in an LLC
  • Short-term rental: revenue history or a lender-accepted market data source

Important limitations

  • Agency financing counts against financed-property limits; DSCR generally does not, but has its own constraints.
  • Florida condo warrantability, HOA rental caps and local short-term-rental ordinances can rule out otherwise strong properties.
  • Investment pricing carries risk-based adjustments above owner-occupied pricing.

Common questions

How many rentals can I finance?
Agency financing applies a financed-property limit; non-agency programs handle this differently. The count of properties you already own matters to the answer.
Can I use projected Airbnb income?
Some short-term-rental programs accept revenue history or a market data source. Others do not. Local ordinances matter too.
Should I choose DSCR or conventional?
Compare both on your actual property. Read the DSCR vs conventional guide below, then let us quote the file side by side.

Guides for investment property loans

You can also estimate a monthly payment with our mortgage calculators or read answers to common Florida mortgage questions.

Sources

Agency guidelines below govern this program at a national level. Lender overlays, Florida property requirements and your own credit profile all affect eligibility — confirm details with a licensed NexGen Capital advisor.

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