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Access equity without refinancing

Keep your first mortgage

Unlock investment capital

Built for rental properties

Key Highlights

The Benefits

Keep Your First Mortgage

Access equity without refinancing.

No Personal Income Required

Qualify using rental cash flow.

Preserve Your Low Rate

Maintain your existing first mortgage.

What's Required

Investment Property

Property must generate rental income.

Available Equity

Sufficient equity is typically required.

DSCR Qualification

Property cash flow must qualify.

The Ins & Outs

How it Works

A 2nd Lien DSCR loan allows real estate investors to access the equity in an eligible investment property without replacing their existing first mortgage. Instead of qualifying with personal income, these programs use the property's cash flow to determine eligibility. Whether you're expanding your portfolio, renovating properties, or consolidating investment debt, a 2nd Lien DSCR loan can provide flexible financing while preserving your current first mortgage.

Example Scenario

An investor owns a rental property with a low-interest first mortgage and significant equity. Rather than refinancing into today's higher rates, they use a 2nd Lien DSCR loan to access equity for the purchase of another investment property.

Questions? We've got answers.

What is a 2nd Lien DSCR loan?

A 2nd Lien DSCR loan allows eligible investors to borrow against the equity in an investment property while keeping their existing first mortgage in place.

How do I qualify?

Qualification is primarily based on the property's debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) rather than your personal income.

Can I keep my current mortgage?

Yes. A 2nd Lien DSCR loan is designed to leave your existing first mortgage unchanged.

What can I use the funds for?

Many investors use the proceeds to purchase additional properties, renovate rentals, or access capital for other investment purposes.

How much can I borrow?

Loan amounts depend on the property's value, available equity, rental income, and the lender's guidelines.
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