DSCR
For stabilized rental property financing centered on cash flow, debt coverage, and long-term investment execution.
- Purchase
- Cash-out refinance
- Rate and term refinance
Start a Deal
Select the financing path that best fits your transaction.
Use this page to begin with the deal type that most closely matches the opportunity. Each intake path is designed to gather the right information upfront, reduce unnecessary back-and-forth, and create a cleaner starting point for the financing process.
Deal types
Choose the path that best matches the opportunity
If the deal already fits one of the categories below, start there. If the opportunity is larger, more nuanced, or less standardized, direct contact may be the better first step.
Fix and Flip
For acquisition and rehab opportunities where leverage, timeline, budget, and exit strategy are central to the request.
- Purchase plus rehab
- ARV-based review
- Sale or refinance exit
Ground-Up Construction
For projects involving land basis, cost stack, draw structure, and stabilized value or completion planning.
- Residential development
- Select commercial construction
- Draw-based financing
Commercial Bridge
For time-sensitive commercial transactions involving acquisition, recapitalization, repositioning, or lease-up.
- Bridge-to-perm
- Bridge-to-sale
- Transition and repositioning
Commercial Mortgage
For stabilized commercial real estate needing longer-term financing with structure tailored to the asset and sponsorship.
- Purchase
- Refinance
- Deal-specific terms
Business Loans
For business acquisition, refinance, working capital, growth, partner buyout, and selected operating-company financing needs.
- Acquisition
- Working capital
- Refinance and growth
Rental Portfolio Loans
For borrowers with multiple rental properties seeking portfolio-level leverage, recapitalization, or refinance discussion.
- Portfolio refinance
- Recapitalization
- Scaled rental ownership
Not Sure Where It Fits?
Some opportunities are more complex, more customized, or not easily reduced to a single standard category.
- Larger transactions
- More nuanced scenarios
- Early-stage discussions
What helps most
A stronger intake usually leads to a stronger conversation
The more clearly the transaction is framed at the beginning, the easier it is to move into the right structure and next step.
Know the basic numbers
Property value, purchase price, requested leverage, income, rehab budget, or business performance figures can all help create a cleaner starting point.
Choose the closest fit
Even if the deal is not perfectly standard, selecting the nearest financing lane is often better than starting too broadly.
Use direct contact when needed
If the opportunity is larger, more complex, or still taking shape, direct discussion may be the better path before a full intake.
Need help choosing?
Some transactions are better handled through direct conversation first
If the deal does not fit neatly into one category, or if the opportunity is more customized, larger, or still being structured, reaching out directly may be the best way to begin.
Ready to begin?
Select the deal type that best matches the transaction and start with the right intake path.