Financing an investment property starts with understanding that loan requirements are typically stricter than for a primary residence. Most lenders look for a higher credit score, a larger down payment often between 15% to 25%, and solid cash reserves. Your debt-to-income ratio and overall financial profile will also impact your loan options and interest rate.
There are several financing options available, including conventional loans, DSCR loans based on rental income, and portfolio loans from private lenders. Some investors also use home equity, cash-out refinancing, or partnerships to fund their purchase, depending on their goals and available capital.
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