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Rental Income Podcast With Dan Lane

Bonus: DSCR Loans Explained (Finance Rentals Without Tax Returns, Bank Statements, Or Pay Stubs)

Rental Income Podcast With Dan Lane

Rental Income Podcast

Business, Investing, Entrepreneurship

4.8836 Ratings

🗓️ 10 July 2025

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, Caeli Ridge breaks down how to buy a rental property using a DSCR loan — a type of financing where the lender doesn’t care about your personal income.
  • No tax returns.
  • No pay stubs.
  • No bank statements.

Instead, the loan is based on the income the property will generate. Caeli walks us through real examples of what kind of purchase price and rent numbers make a deal work, how lenders determine expected rent, and what kind of down payment you'll need. We also cover:
  • The types of properties that qualify
  • How DSCR loan rates compare to traditional financing
  • Prepayment penalties to watch out for
  • Whether cash-out refis are possible with this loan type
Contact Caeli:

1-855-747-4343
info@ridgelendinggroup.com
RidgeLendingGroup.com

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Transcript

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0:00.0

This is a bonus episode of the rental income podcast. And now, Dan Lay.

0:08.0

There's a ton of different ways to finance a rental property. And one of the newer loan types is a

0:13.6

DSCR loan. And it's come up a few times over the last few episodes. And I thought it might be an

0:19.5

interesting bonus episode today to look at a

0:22.4

DSCR loan and figure out exactly how it works. So, Shaley, can you explain to us what is a DSCR loan?

0:30.6

I would be very happy to. So let's start with what the abbreviation stands for. DSCR is debt service coverage ratio.

0:40.6

And simply said, everybody, this is just a way of qualifying a loan using the income of the

0:47.2

property only divided by the new mortgage payment that you're securing and coming up with a

0:53.5

ratio.

0:54.1

It's as simple as that.

0:55.0

It's a very, very easy calculation by taking gross rents and dividing it by the proposed

1:00.5

principal interest, taxes, insurance, and HOA, if applicable. The lender isn't going to want to

1:07.0

see your tax returns, your pay stubs, your bank statements. They don't care

1:11.1

if you're self-employed or how long you've been at your job for. They're just going to look

1:15.6

at the rental property and see if it makes sense. And on the show today, Chaley is going to

1:21.1

break down the DSCR loan and tell you everything you need to know. Joining us on the show today

1:27.0

is Chaley Ridge.

1:28.5

I want to let you know about a really easy way to track your rental income and expenses.

1:34.1

It's an accounting software custom made for rental property investors.

1:38.7

It takes just seconds to enter an expense or to record that you collected rent.

1:43.4

It makes tax time really easy.

1:45.7

Just run a report and give it to your tax person and you are done.

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