A long-term loan on an apartment building that's already rented, based on what the building earns.
This program is for apartment buildings that are already leased up and cash flowing. DSCR-style financing means the loan is built around that building. The rent roll and the operating history carry most of the weight, and a 14 unit building and a 140 unit building get the same approach: the income comes first.
Once a building is stabilized, most owners want one of two things. Some want a 30 year fixed rate and a payment that never changes. Others want a shorter fixed period, often with no prepayment penalty, so they can sell or refinance when the timing is right. Both are available on up to a 30 year amortization.
We review loan requests across the country, including for apartment buildings in Colorado, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Washington, and Montana.
On 5 to 300 unit apartment and multifamily properties, loan amounts typically range from $500,000 to $30 million. Maximum LTV is typically 75% on refinances and purchases.
These are typical ranges, not a quote. Final terms depend on NOI, occupancy, property conditions, credit, and market.

Small apartment buildings clustered in one market and financed together.

Off-campus, purpose-built student housing near established universities.

LIHTC, Section 8, and naturally occurring affordable housing.

Apartments above ground-floor retail or office, common on main streets and in smaller cities.

Suburban garden apartments, the workhorse of the apartment market.

Urban apartment buildings with elevators and structured parking.
This loan is meant to stay with the building for as long as you own it.
A 30 year fixed rate means the payment you make in year one is the payment you make in year twenty.
A shorter fixed period with no prepayment penalty keeps your exit open, whenever it comes.
Bridge to buy and stabilize, then refinance into this loan once the units are leased. Both pieces can be quoted together up front.
Purchase, refinance, or cash out. Send the numbers, and we'll come back with a quote.