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Richard Griswold
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No Primary Residence DSCR Lenders

Richard Griswold
  • Alexandria, VA
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Hello everyone, I'm looking to invest in single family and small multi family units in Columbia and am looking for DSCR lenders that do not require ownership of a primary residence. My wife and I are stationed in the Washington DC area, where a condo costs over 300k and a house starts at 600k, so buying a personal residence is of no interest to us.


Thank you all for your help! 

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    Robin Simon
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    Quote from @Richard Griswold:

    Hello everyone, I'm looking to invest in single family and small multi family units in Columbia and am looking for DSCR lenders that do not require ownership of a primary residence. My wife and I are stationed in the Washington DC area, where a condo costs over 300k and a house starts at 600k, so buying a personal residence is of no interest to us.


    Thank you all for your help! 


    A lot of DSCR lenders have prohibitions or limits on "first time investors" or renters but there are a handful that it would not be a problem

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