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A&D Mortgage Offering New Pricing Tiers for DSCR Loans

Jun 05, 2024
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Associate Editor

Enhancements to help investors buying high-value rental properties

A&D Mortgage has announced the launch of new pricing tiers specifically designed for high-value rental properties. Company officials say the tiers are set to provide substantial benefits to property investors, offering more competitive rates and enhanced financing options.

"These new pricing tiers reflect A&D Mortgage's commitment to providing the best possible financing solutions for our clients," the announcement reads. "By offering lower borrowing costs, enhanced loan terms, and significant cost reductions, we aim to help investors maximize their returns and achieve their financial goals more efficiently."

"We are dedicated to delivering innovative and customized financing solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients," said Max Slyusarchuk, CEO of A&D Mortgage. "Our new pricing tiers for high-value rental properties demonstrate our commitment to helping investors achieve better returns and enhance their investment strategies."

Key Enhancements impact DSCR Loans and second liens. 

"Investors with Debt Service Coverage Ratios (DSCR) of 1.25 or higher can now enjoy lower borrowing costs and improved cash flow," the release states. "Our new pricing adjustments start at 37.5 basis points (BPS) for Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios below 80%.

  • Foreign National DSCR Loans: Foreign investors can benefit from enhanced loan terms and increased affordability with our competitive pricing improvements of 37.5 BPS for LTV ratios below 70%.
  • Second Liens: Property owners seeking secondary financing will find significant cost reductions with pricing adjustments of 37.5 BPS for LTV ratios below 75%."

For additional information about A&D Mortgage and its updated Non-QM loan programs, visit https://www.admortgage.com/.

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Associate Editor
Erica Drzewiecki is an associate editor at NMP.
Published
Jun 05, 2024
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