Investor Pricing Scenarios
Investor loans price differently than owner-occupied mortgages. The scenarios below show how DSCR, non-QM, bridge, and interest-only structures are typically framed for non-owner-occupied property — so you can see the shape of the deal before you run your own numbers.
Reference: Published Sample Program Rates
Owner-occupied program pricing shown for reference. Investor pricing is deal-specific — see the scenarios above and request a scenario review for your property.
- Strong-credit sample borrower profile
- Primary residence scenario
- California owner-occupied examples
- Sample APR shown for the same example profile
Investor pricing disclaimer
The scenarios shown are illustrative program structures for non-owner-occupied investment property — not quotes, loan estimates, rate locks, or commitments, and not a guarantee that any borrower or property will qualify. Investor pricing is highly deal-specific: your actual terms depend on the debt service coverage ratio, loan-to-value, credit profile, property type and condition, occupancy, state, documentation path, reserves, prepayment structure, and current market conditions. Investment-property programs generally price above comparable owner-occupied financing, and some carry prepayment terms. Figures are examples for illustration only; nothing here should be relied on as an offer of credit. Request a scenario review to see structure and terms for your specific property.
Reference-rate disclosures
- • Rates shown are examples only and are not a loan estimate, rate lock, commitment to lend, or approval.
- • Actual rate, APR, payment, and costs may vary based on credit profile, loan amount, property type, occupancy, location, loan program, down payment, and other factors.
- • Rates are subject to change without notice.
- • APR values shown are sample estimates for the stated example profile and may be higher or lower depending on loan terms and fees.
- • Temporary payment reduction options lower payments for a limited period only; the note rate does not permanently decrease.
- • Credits and offers are subject to eligibility, availability, program rules, and loan approval.