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Investor loan comparison

Real Estate Investor Loans

Real estate investor loans are not one product. The right financing depends on whether you are flipping, holding, refinancing, building, or buying a short-term rental. This guide gives you the fast comparison before you submit a deal.

Programs

5 core paths

Bridge floor

600+ credit

DSCR floor

640+ credit

Review

Human file review

Quick answers

Which loan is best for a flip?

Fix-and-flip or hard money bridge financing is usually the best fit when you are buying, renovating, and selling.

Which loan is best for a rental?

A DSCR loan is usually the best fit for a stabilized rental because it qualifies mainly on the property's income rather than personal income.

Which loan fits BRRRR?

BRRRR usually uses two loans: bridge financing for buy and rehab, then DSCR refinancing after the property is rented or lease-ready.

Start with the exit strategy

The fastest way to choose the right investor loan is to name the exit. If the exit is a resale, start with bridge or fix-and-flip. If the exit is long-term ownership, look at DSCR. If the asset is a ground-up build, construction financing is the better frame.

Flip: bridge or hard money
Hold: DSCR rental
Buy, rehab, rent, refi: BRRRR
Vacation rental: STR financing

Why one application helps

Investors often waste time applying to a product before knowing whether the deal belongs there. Capital Partner Loans reviews the scenario and routes it toward the loan path that matches the property, borrower, and exit.

Property type
Purchase price and value
Rehab or construction scope
Borrower credit, liquidity, and experience
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Bridge / hard money

Best for: Short-term acquisition, rehab, and resale.

Watch: Must have a clear exit.

DSCR rental

Best for: Buy-and-hold rental properties.

Watch: Needs rental income support.

STR / construction

Best for: Specialized asset plans.

Watch: More documentation and market-specific underwriting.

FAQ

Can one investor use multiple loan types?

Yes. Many investors use bridge loans to acquire and rehab, DSCR loans to hold rentals, and STR loans for vacation-rental properties.

Do investor loans require tax returns?

DSCR and many STR programs do not rely on personal income tax returns. Bridge and construction programs focus more on the asset, scope, reserves, and exit.

How should I prepare before applying?

Have the property address, purchase price, estimated value, rehab budget, rent or resale plan, entity details, credit profile, and liquidity information ready.

Have a deal ready to review?

Submit the property, borrower, and target loan details. A real person reviews the file and routes it to the right lending partner if it fits.

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