Build 1–4 unit rental properties using projected rental income — not tax returns, W-2s, or personal income.
This is not regular DSCR. This is investor-focused construction financing designed to help qualified real estate investors build rental property with one loan, one closing, and a path from construction to permanent financing.
Fast scenario reviews for investors building rental property, including land-owned scenarios, projected rents, fourplex builds, and construction-to-permanent DSCR strategy.
Most lenders talk about DSCR after the property already exists. This program is different because it can help review the construction plan, projected rents, land position, and final rental property strategy before the build is complete.
If you have owned the land for 6+ months, there may be a way to structure the loan using the current appraised value rather than only your original land cost.
That can potentially reduce the cash needed to start construction, depending on equity, appraisal, loan terms, program guidelines, and final underwriting approval.
Land owned 6+ months may create a different path than a straight land purchase + construction structure.
A DSCR construction review may include the land position, unit count, project budget, builder, plans, future appraised value, market rents, reserves, credit profile, and exit strategy.
The goal is to find out quickly whether your deal has a real path before you lose time with a lender that only understands regular DSCR loans.
This page is built for investors who want a direct, practical scenario review before wasting time with the wrong loan program.
Gabe can assist investors nationwide, but DSCR construction program availability is subject to state restrictions, property eligibility, investor guidelines, and underwriting approval.
If you are in a state where this specific DSCR construction program is restricted, Gabe may still be able to review whether another investor financing path is available.
Schedule a fast scenario review with Gabe Romo. Bring the state, land status, unit count, estimated rents, construction budget, credit profile, and project details.