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⎋ Explore InvestGO — an educational DSCR workflow concept

The rent qualifies this loan. Your paycheck stays out of it.

Know whether the rent covers the payment, which program fits your file, and which state rules could kill the deal — before you pick up the phone.
We price it, structure it, and stress-test it — one workflow, no re-keying between steps. Powered by
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InvestGO — Greenstreet's deal workspace, in private preview

Sample numbers · 30 sec
Preliminary deal review.
Scenario to review:
No credit pullNo SSN47-state + DC rules

The people we build this for.

Brokers, buy-and-hold investors, short-term-rental hosts and non-US buyers. The firms below run their files through the same engine.

1 in 10

ZIP codes clear an 8% gross yield

“I ran the duplex at 7.25 and it cleared 1.39x, so I stopped reading. Track 2 put the same file at 0.96x once the new insurance quote went in. We restructured before the appraisal, not after.”

Layla Kabbani
Layla Kabbani
Broker, Cedar Funding — 14 agents, Jacksonville, FL
How it works
01

Enter the ZIP, rent, and rate. Get two DSCR reads — one the lender uses, one that models real-world cash flow — plus break-even rate and cash-on-cash return, in under 60 seconds.

Open the calculator
02

Run your file against Greenstreet's DSCR programs — filtered by credit score, LTV and property type. The lender confirms eligibility, pricing and funding on the file.

See the platform
03

Answer five questions about the property and the borrower. You get a preliminary read on where the scenario lands; the lender confirms programs and pricing on the file.

Take the rate quiz
04

Prepayment-penalty rules encoded for 47 states and DC, each with its statutory reference — reviewed annually, last confirmed January 2026. Includes MN, OH, PA and NJ — where occupancy, loan size or entity type changes what you can close.

  • Prepay allowed27
  • Conditional18
  • Effectively prohibited3
  • Not yet encoded3
Check my state's rules
05

One workflow prices it, structures it, and stress-tests it — no re-keying between steps and no surprises in the numbers. Figures shown are preliminary estimates, not a quote or a rate lock.

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60-second buying power

How much can you borrow on an investment property?

No credit pull. No income docs. We qualify the property, not you.

Credit band
Transaction
Your buying power
You can likely borrow up to
$318,000
~6.75–7.25%
indicative rate
$2,682/mo
monthly payment
1.12x
DSCR
QUALIFIES
verdict
Estimate only — not a lender decision or a commitment to lend.
Rent covers the payment by $318/mo ✓
That's the lender's qualifying read. See whether it actually cash-flows after vacancy & management →
Your income never entered this math. Estimate only — not a commitment to lend. No credit pulled.

Rates are an illustrative band from a June 2026 rate sheet, not current pricing. Taxes & insurance are estimated and reassessed at the purchase price. For business-purpose, non-owner-occupied investment property. DSCR floor ~1.00x; LTV cap varies by file. Not a loan commitment, approval, or offer of credit.

Rate intelligence

Try the quiz before the full underwrite.

Answer one sample question here and see how Greenstreet turns a borrower profile into a preliminary DSCR rate tier. The full quiz runs five checks across property type, credit, LTV, cash flow, and borrower structure.

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Quick rate preview
01 / 05
What's your approximate credit score?
Credit read740+ FICO
Rate pressureLow
Next checksLTV, DSCR, borrower
Best tier
6.25% - 6.75%
740+ FICO, up to 75% LTV
Preliminary estimate only. Final terms depend on verified credit, DSCR, LTV, property type, state rules, reserves, and lender underwriting.
State rule engine

Prepayment-penalty rules, mapped state by state

Where a prepay penalty holds, where a dollar threshold flips it, and where it's effectively banned — encoded for 47 states and DC, with anything not yet researched flagged rather than guessed. Hover any state.

Prepay allowed — 27 jurisdictions
Business-purpose DSCR prepay penalty generally clear.
Conditional — 18 jurisdictions
Amount, entity vesting, ARM type, or unsettled reading decides it.
Effectively prohibited — 3 jurisdictions
Statute leaves no workable penalty — price the file as no-PPP.
Not yet encoded — 3 jurisdictions
Not in the rule matrix yet — verify with counsel. (AK, CT, MA)
Explore the state rule matrix →
Preliminary guidance, not legal advice — confirm final structure with counsel.
Property field guide

Which rental model fits the deal?

Property type changes the income story, operating workload, and financing path. Compare the upside and the friction before you underwrite the headline rent.

Explore the complete investor guide
Pen-and-ink drawing of a single-story craftsman bungalow with a covered front porch

Single Family Residential is the bedrock of DSCR lending. Qualification is 100% property-based using appraised market rent (FNMA Form 1007) or active lease agreement.

Max leverage
Up to 85% LTV
Coverage floor
0.75x Min DSCRNo-ratio option on select programs
Pen-and-ink drawing of a two-story craftsman-style duplex with a wraparound covered porch

Duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes put two to four rent streams against one mortgage payment, which is what tends to lift coverage per dollar of purchase price. Every unit's rent counts toward the same DSCR — vacant ones at the appraiser's market rent.

Max leverage
Up to 85% LTV
Coverage floor
0.75x Min DSCRNo-ratio option on select programs
Pen-and-ink drawing of a three-story urban brownstone apartment building with a striped window awning

Commercial multi-family DSCR loans bridge residential non-QM (outside conventional Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac guidelines) with institutional commercial underwriting. Valuations are driven by NOI and capitalization rates rather than residential comps.

Max leverage
Up to 80% LTV
Coverage floor
1.00x Min DSCR1.10x on some multi-family programs
Pen-and-ink drawing of a modern high-rise condo tower with balconies on a city street

Condos often fail conventional Fannie/Freddie guidelines due to single-entity owner concentration, deferred maintenance, or active HOA litigation. DSCR non-QM fills this exact gap.

Max leverage
Up to 85% LTV
Coverage floor
0.75x Min DSCRNo-ratio option on select programs
Pen-and-ink drawing of an A-frame cabin with a wraparound deck, set among pine trees

A nightly rental can gross more than the same house on a twelve-month lease — how much more depends entirely on the market, the season, and how the property is run. What matters for the loan is that short-term-rental programs can qualify the file on projected or documented nightly revenue instead of the lower long-term rent figure.

Max leverage
Up to 85% LTV
Coverage floor
0.75x Min DSCRNo-ratio option on select programs
Pen-and-ink drawing of a mixed-use corner building with ground-floor shops and apartments above

Mixed-use storefront properties offer dual revenue streams: stable long-term commercial retail tenants on NNN leases combined with residential apartment rents above.

Max leverage
Up to 80% LTV
Coverage floor
1.00x Min DSCR1.10x on some multi-family programs
Pen-and-ink drawing of a craftsman cottage with a smaller matching accessory dwelling unit behind it

A legal ADU can add a second rent stream and improve land efficiency, but permitting, utility configuration, appraisal treatment, and lender eligibility must all line up.

Max leverage
Program-specific
Coverage floor
Case-by-case
Pen-and-ink drawing of a three-story house with a full-width covered porch, set up for co-living

Leasing by the room can increase gross income, but the operating model behaves more like hospitality: frequent turns, shared-space wear, local occupancy rules, and active management matter.

Max leverage
Program-specific
Coverage floor
Lease-dependent
Pen-and-ink drawing of a single-story manufactured home with a covered entry

Manufactured and modular homes can offer a lower acquisition basis, but financing and resale depend on whether the home is real property, permanently affixed, insurable, and supported by comparable sales.

Max leverage
Program-specific
Coverage floor
Case-by-case
Pen-and-ink drawing of a row of four attached build-to-rent townhomes

Build-to-rent combines residential tenant demand with community-scale operations. Standardized units can be efficient, but development and lease-up risks arrive before stabilized DSCR financing is available.

Max leverage
Stage-dependent
Coverage floor
Stabilized file
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Investor stories

The deals, and the number that decided each one

Every one of them turns on the same move — two DSCRs on one file. Track 1 is what the lender funds on. Track 2 is whether the deal survives the year. Names and figures are illustrative; the math is what the tools actually run.
Read the case studies
"Ten rentals in the buy box, two weeks to choose. I put all ten through in one pass — seven cleared 1.00x, three didn't once vacancy went in. Two of those three were the ones my spreadsheet liked best."
Maeve Brennan

Maeve Brennan
Acquisitions, Marlowe Asset Group — 22 doors, Ohio and Indiana

Read Maeve's story
10 scenarios
Compared in a single pass
1.00x
The coverage line each one is measured against
3 of 10
Fell below the line once vacancy was applied
"One duplex, $410K, rent at $3,650. It came back 1.28x — and I still wanted the coverage and the rate band on one screen before I spent $3,000 on an appraisal. That call used to take a week."
Ramón Aguilar

Ramón Aguilar
Buy-and-hold investor, Hadley Capital Partners — 9 doors across two states

Read Ramón's story
1 deal
Modeled end to end, rent through exit
1.28x
Payment coverage this file clears
$3k–7k
Diligence cost riding on that one ratio
"Rent, rate, taxes, insurance. Four inputs, and the whole verdict sits on them. What I use it for is that every figure shows where it came from, so when an underwriter pushes back I'm not rebuilding the file from memory."
Daniel Cho

Daniel Cho
Credit review, Sterling Bridge Partners

Read Daniel's story
4 inputs
Everything the verdict rests on
Every figure
Traced back to the source it came from
47 + DC
States with prepay rules encoded

Firms that run their files through Greenstreet.

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