Investment Property Purchase Financing
Purchase financing for non-owner-occupied residential investment property, structured around the property and your plan for it.
Program parameters are confirmed for your scenario. Nothing here is an approval or commitment to lend.
A purchase is easier to evaluate when the financing is mapped out before the offer, not after. We look at the property, the rent it can support, the cash you plan to commit, and how long you intend to hold it.
This is financing for investment property you will not occupy. Because the property carries the economics, the conversation starts with rent, taxes, insurance, association dues, condition, and unit mix rather than with a single rate.
We can model a few structures side by side so you can see what a purchase actually requires to close and what it costs to carry.
Who may find it useful
- First-time and repeat rental property buyers
- Investors purchasing in a new state or market
- Buyers comparing a rental purchase against other uses of capital
- Owners adding to an existing portfolio
Typical financing goals
- Close a purchase with a clear picture of cash to close
- Buy a rental that carries itself from day one
- Coordinate acquisition timing with a 1031 exchange or a sale
Key considerations
- Investment property is underwritten on the property, the rent, and the exit rather than on a household budget
- Appraisal, title, and insurance timing can drive the closing calendar
- Reserves are commonly required in addition to down payment and closing costs
- A pre-offer scenario is an estimate, not a commitment to lend
Information to gather
- Property address and asking price
- Estimated rent and current occupancy
- Down payment and reserve capacity
- Target closing date and any contingency deadlines
Frequently asked
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Thinking about investment property purchase?
Share the property and your goal. We will confirm what may be available and what the file would need.
Illustrative tools and scenario review only. Not a rate quote, pre-approval, or commitment to lend.
