DSCR Lenders Use Purchase Price Not Appraised Value Limiting Below-Market Deals
Investors buying below appraised value find DSCR lenders base loan-to-value on the lower purchase price rather than appraisal. This limits leverage on discounted deals and reduces the advantage of finding below-market properties.
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