Pre-Approval

Get pre-approved for a DSCR or bridge loan

One request, many lenders. Tell us about you and the deal, attach what you have, and we'll match it with the lenders in our network that fit it best.

One request. The right lender.

Every lender has its own requirements, application, and portal. Send us one request and we'll find the lenders that fit your deal, then walk you through theirs.

  • Pick DSCR or bridge and the form adapts
  • Attach documents now or later
  • We match you with lenders that fit
  • Compare real terms before you commit
  • Help from request to closing

Request pre-approval

  1. 1Loan & borrower
  2. 2Property
  3. 3Background
  4. 4Documents
  5. 5Review
Step 1 of 5 · Loan & borrower
Loan type

DSCR: a long-term rental loan qualified on the property's rent, not your personal income. Bridge: a short-term loan to buy and renovate (fix & flip).

Purchase or refinance?

Guarantor

Is there a second guarantor?

Borrowing entity

Loans close in the name of an LLC or corporation.

Leave blank if you haven't formed it yet.

Documents

What you'll need

Upload these with your request, or later. Your loan advisor will tell you if the lender needs anything else.

DSCR

DSCR loans add

  • Settlement statement (HUD-1 / CD)From the original purchase. Verifies acquisition cost and title history.
  • Verification of mortgageFrom the current lender, if the property has a mortgage.
  • Payoff statementFrom the current lender, if you're refinancing.
Bridge

Bridge loans add

  • Purchase & sale agreementThe fully signed contract, if you're purchasing.

Plus a scope of work for any rehab.

Property

  • Scope of workItemized repair budget for any renovation.
  • Lease agreementFor each rented unit, if applicable.
  • Insurance quoteA quote to start. The policy must be bound before closing.

Borrowing entity

  • Articles of OrganizationShows the borrowing entity is formed.
  • Operating Agreement or BylawsMust list every member and their ownership %.
  • Certificate of Good StandingNot needed if the entity is less than a year old.
  • EIN letterOr last year's business tax return.
  • Bank statementsMost recent 2 months, in the borrowing entity, another entity you own, or the guarantor's name.
  • Voided checkFor the account that will make loan payments.

Guarantor

  • Government IDDriver's license, green card, work visa, or passport for each guarantor.
  • Residency documentationIf a guarantor isn't a U.S. citizen.

Helpful, not required

  • Appraisal or valuation
  • Track record of past projects
  • Survey
  • Borrowing resolution

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