Do you fund portfolio rental loans in Lexington, Kentucky?+
Yes. We wrap 5+ Lexington investment properties into a single blanket DSCR mortgage — one 30-year note, one payment, one servicer, closed in your LLC.
How many Lexington doors do I need for a blanket?+
Minimum 5 doors. Program sweet spot in Lexington is 8–30 doors across SFR and 2–4 unit stock. Larger Lexington portfolios (50+) route to agency small-balance multi programs.
What credit score do I need for a Lexington portfolio loan?+
680 minimum for the primary guarantor. 720+ unlocks best pricing on Lexington deals. Co-guarantors can be added to strengthen a file.
Do you pull personal tax returns for Lexington blanket loans?+
No. Lexington portfolio DSCR loans are underwritten to aggregate rent minus PITIA — no personal DTI, no W2s, no tax returns.
What's the max LTV on a Lexington portfolio loan?+
Up to 80% blended LTV on purchase and 75% on cash-out refi, applied against aggregate as-is value across the Lexington portfolio.
Can I sell one Lexington property inside the blanket?+
Yes — the release provision lets you sell an individual Lexington door by paying off its allocated loan amount plus a release premium (typically 105–115%). The rest of the Lexington portfolio keeps running.
What reserves does a Lexington blanket require?+
Typically 3–6 months of aggregate PITIA, verified from a business bank statement at underwriting. Lease-up-heavy Lexington portfolios may require more.
How long does a Lexington portfolio consolidation take?+
Most Lexington portfolio consolidations close in 30–45 business days. Same-lender BRRRR rollups can move faster with reused appraisals.
How is aggregate DSCR calculated for a Lexington portfolio?+
Total effective monthly rent across every Lexington property (rent minus vacancy) divided by total PITIA. We target 1.10x+ aggregate; sub-1.0x is available with LTV overlay or IO structure.
Are Lexington portfolio blanket loans business-purpose only?+
Yes. Every Lexington blanket we originate is business-purpose non-owner-occupied investment debt closed in an LLC, LP, or corporate entity — exempt from consumer disclosure requirements.
Can I add new Lexington doors to an existing blanket?+
Not typically. Blankets are closed pools. To add new Lexington doors, we refinance into a larger blanket at reset, or fund the new acquisition on a separate DSCR and consolidate at maturity.
What property types qualify for a Lexington blanket?+
SFR, 2–4 unit residential, 5–10 unit small multifamily, and select mixed-use in Lexington. Owner-occupied units are excluded from the pool.
What are typical prepayment terms on Lexington portfolio loans?+
Step-down 3-5-3-2-1 is typical on Lexington blankets. Longer step-downs unlock lower rates. Yield-maintenance structures available on larger loans.
Is a Lexington blanket loan recourse or non-recourse?+
Generally non-recourse with standard bad-boy carve-outs (fraud, waste, unauthorized transfer). Personal assets outside the Lexington portfolio are shielded absent carve-out triggers.
What documents do you need to price a Lexington blanket?+
Rent roll, schedule of real estate owned (REO), current lien payoffs, entity docs, credit authorization, insurance schedule across all Lexington properties, and 2 months of business bank statements for reserves.
