DSCR Matrix

Temple View Capital DSCR loan requirements

Temple View Capital Funding, LP is a private lender based in Bethesda, Maryland that offers DSCR rental, bridge, rehab and ground-up construction loans to real estate investors, directly and through brokers and correspondents.

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1 program

DSCR Rental Loan Program

Program type: dscr

Not yet verifiedAuto-checked Oct 4, 2026

DSCR rules

Minimum DSCR
0.75
Sub-1.0 DSCR allowed
Yes
Sub-1.0 floor
0.75
No-ratio option
Yes
No-ratio max LTV
n/a

Credit and leverage

Minimum FICO
660
Max LTV, purchase
80%
Max LTV, rate/term
80%
Max LTV, cash-out
n/a
Loan amount
$55,000 to $2,500,000

Geography and collateral

States
All except North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont (48)
Property types
Single-family, 2-4 units, Condo, Townhome, PUD
Short-term rentals
Yes
STR minimum DSCR
1.00
Rural allowed
Not published
Max acres
Not published
Min square feet
Not published

Borrower rules

Entity (LLC) borrowers
Yes
Individual borrowers
No
Foreign nationals
Yes
ITIN borrowers
No
First-time investors
Yes
Minimum experience
Not published
Cash-out seasoning
Not published
Reserves
Not published
Max loans per borrower
Not published

Terms

Prepay options
Not published
Prepay required
Not published
Interest-only
Not published
Terms
Not published
Rate types
Not published

Provenance

Document
None public
Source retrieved
Oct 4, 2026
Last verified
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Oct 4, 2026, matched the source

Research notes

Machine-extracted by the source check. Each value was taken from the lender's own pages with a quoted passage; see the change log. Yes/no fields the lender does not address hold the standard defaults.

About the lender record

Added by lender:add on 2026-10-04. Sources read: https://www.templeviewcap.com/programs/dscr-loan-program, https://www.templeviewcap.com/program-overview, https://www.templeviewcap.com/resources/faqs

Data last updated Oct 4, 2026. Guidelines are published by lenders and may have changed since.