One score. Every factor that matters. Know if your deal is fundable before you approach a single lender — in under 60 seconds.
Four factors. One score. Scored 0–100 against real lender benchmarks.
The most important metric for rental property financing. Measures whether the property's income covers its debt payments. Most DSCR lenders require 1.0–1.25 minimum. This factor carries the highest weight in your score.
The ratio of your loan amount to the property's value. Investment property lenders typically cap LTV at 75–80%. Higher LTV = higher risk = lower score.
Annual pre-tax cash flow as a percentage of total cash invested. Benchmarked against market norms for the property type. Strong cash-on-cash return signals a well-structured deal.
How well the deal matches available financing products — DSCR loans, hard money, bridge, conventional investment. Deals that fit clean lending categories score higher.
| Score Range | Meaning | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| 80–100 | Strong — deal is positioned well for financing | Approach lenders confidently. Use matched lender list. |
| 65–79 | Good — qualifies with the right lender or terms | Review which factors are dragging the score. Adjust structure if possible. |
| 50–64 | Marginal — may qualify with niche lenders | Identify the weak metric. Explore deal restructuring before applying. |
| 0–49 | Unfundable as structured | Fix the core issue (usually DSCR or LTV) before approaching any lender. |
Run any deal through the Capital Readiness Agent in 60 seconds.