Clear answers about the financing side of the exchange.

A DSCR loan may be considered for an eligible non-owner-occupied investment-property acquisition. The lender confirms financing eligibility; the qualified intermediary and tax advisors confirm the exchange structure and tax treatment.

An investor may identify more than one replacement property under applicable rules. The number of targets, identification method, financing and timing should be reviewed with the appropriate professionals.

A replacement acquisition may use exchange funds together with new financing, subject to the exchange structure and complete loan approval. The QI and tax advisors should explain how the equity and debt considerations apply to the specific transaction.

No. The qualified intermediary and closing professionals coordinate the exchange funds under the selected structure. The lender provides approved loan proceeds at the replacement closing.

No. The site provides financing education and lending services only. Investors should use independent tax, legal and qualified-intermediary professionals.

Debt service coverage ratio generally compares qualifying property rent with the qualifying housing payment or debt service under the applicable program methodology.

No hard credit pull is performed merely by submitting the website form. A credit authorization may be required later if the borrower chooses to proceed.

The address, purchase price, rent, taxes, insurance, HOA, unit count, contract timing, requested loan amount and expected exchange equity are useful starting points.