Organize the property and transaction details a DSCR lender may need to review.
By Nicholas M. MossUpdated July 31, 2026Investor education
A complete transaction snapshot lets the financing desk move from general strategy into an address-level review.
Replacement property
Property address and executed purchase contract
Purchase price, earnest money, and scheduled closing date
Property type, unit count, occupancy, and condition
Current leases, rent roll, or expected market rent
Taxes, hazard insurance, flood information, and HOA dues
Financing request
Requested loan amount or target leverage
Estimated exchange equity and additional cash
Preferred fixed, ARM, interest-only, or amortizing structure
Prepayment-penalty preference
Available reserves and entity vesting
Closing team
Qualified intermediary contact
Title and escrow contacts
Real estate agent or acquisition representative
Insurance contact
Independent tax and legal advisors
Keep the roles clear
The lender reviews financing. The qualified intermediary and independent advisors guide exchange structure, eligibility, identification, and tax reporting.