DSCR loan calculator
DSCR Loan for a Single-family (SFR)
Many DSCR programs place substantial weight on a single-family (sfr)'s rent relative to estimated PITIA, while the provider still applies its own credit, reserve, collateral, documentation, and guarantor criteria. A provider may use a lease, appraisal, or other acceptable market-rent evidence when it evaluates the property. Run an educational estimate below.
Example result · edit the inputs before relying on this screen
Estimated rent is at least 1.25× PITIA at these inputs; provider underwriting still applies.
- Loan amount
- $225,000
- Monthly P&I
- $1,573
- PITIA / mo
- $1,998
- Rent minus PITIA / mo
- $502
- Simplified cap rate*
- 8.3%
- Max loan @ 1.25
- $225,253
*Excludes vacancy, maintenance, management, utilities, and other operating expenses.
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Edit the example assumptions and select the property state. We will then compare only the visible DSCR, loan-size, state, and property-type criteria. Credit, reserves, appraisal, title, documentation, and provider underwriting are not checked here.
Edit the example deal ↑This is an educational estimate, not a loan offer, pre-approval, or commitment to lend. Providers determine rates, terms, eligibility, transaction classification, and applicable requirements. Not financial, legal, or tax advice.