What Is a DSCR Loan and How Does It Work?
The full explainer on DSCR loans — how they qualify, what they cost, and when they make sense.
Use our rate calculator to estimate the loan amount, monthly payment, and DSCR ratio for a rental property — in under 2 minutes. No credit pull, no commitment, no contact info required to see your numbers.

Enter the property's purchase price (or estimated value if refinancing), the loan amount you want, and the projected gross monthly rent.
The calculator returns your estimated rate, monthly P&I, DSCR ratio at our pricing tiers, and the maximum loan amount that hits a 1.0x DSCR.
Numbers update live as you change inputs. There's no commitment and no credit pull — just an instant estimate from our underwriting model.
DSCR = Gross monthly rent ÷ Monthly PITIA (principal + interest + taxes + insurance + HOA).
A DSCR of 1.0x means the rent exactly covers the mortgage. A DSCR of 1.25x means rent is 25% higher than the payment — which is what most investors target for a comfortable margin.
We require a minimum 1.0x DSCR to qualify. Higher DSCR typically unlocks better pricing. Full DSCR ratio guide →
Estimated interest rate at the current market.
Monthly principal & interest payment.
Total monthly PITIA (including estimated taxes, insurance, and HOA where applicable).
DSCR ratio at your inputs.
Maximum loan amount that maintains a 1.0x DSCR.
Estimated cash-to-close, including closing costs and reserves.
If your DSCR is below 1.0x: increase rent (with a higher-rent comp justification) or reduce the loan amount.
If your DSCR is above 1.2x: you may qualify for better pricing — submit a full quote to see real rates from our underwriting team.
If you're rehabbing first: use the calculator on the post-rehab numbers, not today's. Our bridge loan covers the rehab; the DSCR refi qualifies on the stabilized rent.
A typical complete file looks like this.
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Our in-house team underwrites the file — not an algorithm or a remote committee.
5–10 business days for bridge, 3–4 weeks for 30-year rental.
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