DSCR Loans in Minnesota

Published by Pinnacle Funding Network | Updated May 2026

Minnesota is one of the most underrated investment property states in the country, and the reason is its economy. The Twin Cities metro carries the highest concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters per capita in the United States: UnitedHealth Group (the largest US company by revenue), Target, Best Buy, 3M, U.S. Bancorp, General Mills, CHS, Land O'Lakes, Ecolab, C.H. Robinson, Hormel, Xcel Energy, Ameriprise Financial, Mosaic, Polaris, Thrivent, and Securian all run headquarters operations in the Minneapolis and St. Paul corridor. That corporate density produces a deep, credit-quality, year-round W-2 tenant base that does not depend on a single industry or a single employer. Rochester anchors the Mayo Clinic, the largest employer in the state and the center of a multi-decade, multi-billion-dollar Destination Medical Center expansion that has made it one of the strongest healthcare-anchored rental markets in the country. Duluth anchors the Lake Superior port, a regional healthcare hub, and a growing tourism economy. The challenge for serious Minnesota investors is finding a lender who handles every Minnesota-specific lending reality (the property tax classification system that taxes non-homestead investment property above the owner-occupied benchmark, the State General Property Tax on seasonal lake cabins, St. Paul rent stabilization, the graduated state income tax to 9.85 percent, and winter-season closing logistics) without forcing the deal into a generic national underwriting chassis.

Pinnacle Funding Network is a DSCR-specialist lender purpose-built for the Minnesota investor. DSCR is the lead product, with STR and Airbnb DSCR (AirDNA-qualified) for the Brainerd Lakes and North Shore corridors, fix and flip across the older Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth rehab belt, BRRRR, bridge, ground-up new construction, foreign national programs, and self-employed programs all available through one relationship.

Why Minnesota Is a Top DSCR Loan State

Minnesota has five structural drivers that make it work for serious DSCR investors who underwrite the property tax classification honestly.

1. The highest Fortune 500 headquarters density per capita in the country. The Twin Cities metro punches far above its population in corporate headquarters. UnitedHealth Group and its Optum division (Minnetonka and Eden Prairie), Target (downtown Minneapolis), Best Buy (Richfield), U.S. Bancorp (Minneapolis), Ameriprise Financial (Minneapolis), Xcel Energy (Minneapolis), 3M (Maplewood), Ecolab (St. Paul), General Mills (Golden Valley), Land O'Lakes (Arden Hills), C.H. Robinson (Eden Prairie), Thrivent, Securian, and Polaris (Medina) anchor a tenant base that is broad, well-paid, and resistant to single-sector shocks. The depth and diversity of the employer base is the foundation of the Twin Cities rental market.

2. The Mayo Clinic and the Destination Medical Center anchor Rochester. Rochester is one of the strongest single-anchor healthcare rental markets in the United States. The Mayo Clinic employs tens of thousands of staff, draws a constant flow of patients, families, traveling clinicians, residents, and fellows, and sits at the center of the Destination Medical Center initiative, a multi-decade public-private development program committing billions of dollars to expand the medical campus and the surrounding city. That produces sustained demand for long-term rentals, furnished mid-term medical-stay housing, and STR, with a tenant base that is unusually durable across economic cycles.

3. Deep small-multifamily inventory that clears DSCR. Minneapolis and St. Paul carry some of the deepest duplex, triplex, and fourplex inventory in the Midwest, much of it in established workforce neighborhoods. Stacked rents on a 2-4 unit property frequently clear DSCR where a single-family house at the same purchase price runs thinner, which makes Minnesota small-multifamily some of the cleaner-underwriting DSCR in the state. The 2-4 unit corridors across Northeast Minneapolis, Powderhorn, Longfellow, Frogtown, the St. Paul East Side, and the older Duluth rental belt are the workhorse of the Minnesota cash-flow investor.

4. A diversified statewide economy beyond the Twin Cities. Minnesota is not a one-metro state. Duluth anchors the Lake Superior port, Essentia Health, St. Luke's, and the University of Minnesota Duluth. St. Cloud, Mankato, Moorhead (the Minnesota half of the Fargo metro), Winona, and Northfield (Carleton College and St. Olaf College) each anchor a university-and-regional-employer rental base. Rochester, Owatonna, Albert Lea, and the southern Minnesota corridor carry healthcare and manufacturing employment. The breadth means a Minnesota portfolio can be built across several independent local economies rather than concentrated in one.

5. Lake-country STR demand with a real two-season calendar. The Brainerd Lakes (Gull Lake, Nisswa, Pequot Lakes, Crosslake), the Detroit Lakes and Alexandria corridors, and the Duluth and North Shore Lake Superior corridor (Two Harbors, Grand Marais) run as genuine vacation markets, anchored by Twin Cities and Upper Midwest drive-market demand. Summer lake recreation drives the peak, with a fall-color shoulder and a winter ice-fishing, snowmobiling, and ski season in parts of the state. The cabin economy is deep enough to support institutional STR DSCR underwriting with AirDNA comparable data.

Minnesota DSCR Program Parameters

Pinnacle Funding Network's Minnesota DSCR programs are sized for the actual Minnesota investor across all 87 counties.

Top Minnesota Markets for DSCR Investing

Minnesota is multi-market. Different metros and corridors suit different strategies. Pinnacle has the lender relationships for all of them.

Minneapolis and Hennepin County

The corporate, university, and small-multifamily engine of the state. Target, Best Buy, U.S. Bancorp, Ameriprise, Xcel Energy, UnitedHealth and Optum (Minnetonka and Eden Prairie), General Mills (Golden Valley), and the University of Minnesota anchor the tenant base. Strong DSCR submarkets in Northeast Minneapolis, Uptown and the Lakes district, Powderhorn, Longfellow, Camden, Phillips, plus the western suburban ring (Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, Maple Grove, Plymouth). Deep duplex and fourplex inventory in the older city neighborhoods is the cash-flow workhorse; the suburban ring carries premium SFR and townhome DSCR.

Typical SFR purchase: $285K-$525K. Typical 2-4 unit purchase: $385K-$725K. Typical monthly rent: $1,650-$2,650 (SFR), $3,400-$6,200 (2-4 unit total). Typical DSCR (80% LTV): 0.95-1.20x. Best for: Cash-flow investors leveraging deep Minneapolis small-multifamily inventory plus the suburban SFR ring.

St. Paul and Ramsey County

The state capital and a deep older-housing rental market, with the rent stabilization caveat. State government, Ecolab HQ, 3M (Maplewood adjacent), and the broader Ramsey County employer base anchor demand. Strong DSCR submarkets in the East Side, Frogtown, North End, Dayton's Bluff, Highland Park, Macalester-Groveland, plus Roseville, Maplewood, and Shoreview. St. Paul carries a 3 percent annual rent stabilization cap (amended with exemptions), so underwrite future-increase limits into a buy-and-hold model on occupied units; in-place and market rent at acquisition still drive DSCR qualifying.

Typical SFR purchase: $265K-$465K. Typical 2-4 unit purchase: $355K-$625K. Typical monthly rent: $1,550-$2,450 (SFR), $3,200-$5,600 (2-4 unit total). Typical DSCR (80% LTV): 0.95-1.20x. Best for: Cash-flow investors leveraging St. Paul small-multifamily inventory who underwrite the rent stabilization cap into the hold.

Rochester and Olmsted County

The Mayo Clinic and Destination Medical Center corridor, one of the strongest healthcare-anchored rental markets in the country. The Mayo Clinic anchors tens of thousands of staff plus a constant flow of patients, families, traveling clinicians, residents, and fellows, with the Destination Medical Center initiative committing billions to expand the medical campus and the surrounding city. Strong demand for long-term rentals, furnished mid-term medical-stay housing, and STR. Strong DSCR submarkets across the central medical district, Kutzky Park, the Soldiers Field corridor, and the suburban growth rings.

Typical SFR purchase: $295K-$525K. Typical monthly rent: $1,750-$2,850 (with furnished mid-term medical-stay rents running higher). Typical DSCR (80% LTV): 1.00-1.25x. Best for: Investors targeting durable, healthcare-anchored tenant demand plus furnished mid-term medical-stay upside.

Duluth and St. Louis County

Lake Superior port, regional healthcare, and university cash-flow plus North Shore tourism. Essentia Health, St. Luke's, the Port of Duluth, and the University of Minnesota Duluth anchor the tenant base, with North Shore tourism (Two Harbors, Grand Marais) layering STR demand. Strong DSCR submarkets across the older Duluth rental neighborhoods (Lincoln Park, the East Hillside, Lakeside, West Duluth) at lower absolute entry prices than the Twin Cities.

Typical SFR purchase: $195K-$365K. Typical 2-4 unit purchase: $245K-$475K. Typical monthly rent: $1,250-$2,150 (SFR). Typical DSCR (80% LTV): 1.00-1.25x. Best for: Entry-price cash-flow investors plus North Shore tourism STR upside.

St. Cloud, Mankato, Moorhead, Winona, and Northfield

University and regional-employer cash-flow corridors at the lowest entry prices in the state. St. Cloud State University (St. Cloud), Minnesota State University Mankato (Mankato), the Fargo-Moorhead metro (Moorhead, the Minnesota half), Winona State (Winona), and Carleton College and St. Olaf College (Northfield) each anchor a steady student-and-workforce rental base. These are deep value-and-ratio markets where modest rents clear DSCR cleanly against low entry prices.

Typical SFR purchase: $185K-$345K. Typical monthly rent: $1,150-$1,950. Typical DSCR (80% LTV): 1.05-1.30x. Best for: Value-and-ratio investors targeting university-anchored regional cash flow.

Brainerd Lakes, Detroit Lakes, and the North Shore (STR)

Minnesota lake-country STR territory, anchored by Twin Cities and Upper Midwest drive-market demand. Gull Lake, Nisswa, Pequot Lakes, and Crosslake (the Brainerd Lakes), the Detroit Lakes and Alexandria corridors, and the Lake Superior North Shore (Two Harbors, Grand Marais) run summer-peaked vacation calendars with fall-color shoulder demand and a winter ice-fishing, snowmobiling, and ski season in parts of the state. Note the seasonal recreational (cabin) classification carries the Minnesota State General Property Tax that a standard city rental does not.

Typical lake cabin purchase: $385K-$985K. Typical STR ADR: $245-$685 (peak summer, varying by lake and tier). Typical occupancy: 35-50 percent (year-round; higher in peak summer). Typical STR DSCR (75% LTV): 1.00-1.30x using gross-revenue convention. Best for: Drive-market STR investors targeting Minnesota's deepest lake-vacation corridors.

Regional Coverage Across Minnesota

Pinnacle Funding Network finances investment properties in all 87 Minnesota counties. Geographic breakdown:

Twin Cities core (Hennepin and Ramsey): Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Edina, St. Louis Park, Richfield, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, Maple Grove, Plymouth, Brooklyn Park, Roseville, Maplewood, Shoreview, Golden Valley, Crystal, Robbinsdale.

Twin Cities suburban ring: Woodbury, Lakeville, Apple Valley, Eagan, Burnsville, Blaine, Anoka, Coon Rapids, Shakopee, Chaska, Chanhassen, Inver Grove Heights, Cottage Grove, Hastings, Stillwater, Forest Lake, Elk River, Buffalo, Monticello.

Southeast Minnesota: Rochester, Winona, Owatonna, Faribault, Northfield, Red Wing, Albert Lea, Austin.

Southern and Southwest Minnesota: Mankato, North Mankato, New Ulm, Worthington, Marshall, Fairmont, Willmar, Hutchinson.

Central Minnesota: St. Cloud, Sartell, Sauk Rapids, Brainerd, Baxter, Nisswa, Crosslake, Little Falls, Alexandria.

Northern Minnesota and the Iron Range: Duluth, Hermantown, Cloquet, Two Harbors, Grand Marais, Hibbing, Virginia, Grand Rapids, Bemidji, Brainerd Lakes.

Northwest and West Central Minnesota: Moorhead, Detroit Lakes, Fergus Falls, Thief River Falls, Crookston.

Worked DSCR Examples Across Minnesota Markets

Two representative DSCR deal structures across different Minnesota markets. Specific terms are quoted on the actual deal at application.

Example 1: Northeast Minneapolis duplex DSCR purchase.

Up-down duplex, two 2BR units, 2,100 sqft total, built 1924, Northeast Minneapolis / 55418 (Hennepin County, established workforce rental corridor). Purchase $445,000. 80 percent LTV loan = $356,000 at 7.50 percent fixed 30-year. Monthly PITIA breakdown: P&I $2,489; property tax (Minneapolis, Hennepin County, non-homestead basis, roughly 1.30 percent effective with no homestead exclusion) $482; hazard insurance (older-stock duplex) $165; HOA $0. Total PITIA: $3,136. Combined market rent supported by appraisal: $3,500 (two units at $1,750). DSCR = $3,500 / $3,136 = 1.12x. Qualifies at top pricing. The Minneapolis duplex demonstrates the Minnesota structural advantage: stacked rents on a single building clear DSCR cleanly where a single-family house at the same price runs near or below 1.00x, and the non-homestead tax basis is underwritten honestly from the LOI stage rather than masked with the seller's homestead bill.

Example 2: Rochester healthcare-corridor SFR DSCR purchase.

3BR/2BA single-family, 1,650 sqft, built 1998, Rochester / 55902 (Olmsted County, Mayo Clinic commute corridor). Purchase $385,000. 80 percent LTV loan = $308,000 at 7.375 percent fixed 30-year. Monthly PITIA: P&I $2,127; property tax (Rochester, Olmsted County, non-homestead basis, roughly 1.20 percent effective) $385; hazard insurance $135; HOA $0. Total PITIA: $2,647. Market rent supported by appraisal: $2,750 (long-term lease basis; furnished mid-term medical-stay rents run higher). DSCR = $2,750 / $2,647 = 1.04x. Qualifies at standard pricing on the long-term lease basis, with furnished mid-term medical-stay positioning available as upside. The Rochester example shows the durable, healthcare-anchored tenant demand that makes Olmsted County one of the steadier DSCR markets in the state.

Both examples illustrate the central Minnesota DSCR underwriting reality: the property tax classification system taxes non-homestead investment property above the owner-occupied benchmark, so the underwriting has to be done on the full non-homestead basis from day one. Pinnacle quotes accurate non-homestead effective rates rather than the seller's homestead bill.

Fix and Flip, BRRRR, Bridge, Ground-Up New Construction, and Build to Rent in Minnesota

Minnesota has a deep Residential Transition Loan market, with substantial flip activity across the older Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth housing stock and selective suburban-rehab belts. Many Minnesota investors combine DSCR with RTL: acquire and rehab a property as a fix and flip or a BRRRR, then either sell at completion or refinance into a long-term DSCR hold.

Where flips work in Minnesota. Minneapolis flip activity concentrates in Camden, Powderhorn, Phillips, Hawthorne, Folwell, and the older Northeast and South Minneapolis stock. St. Paul flip activity concentrates on the East Side, Frogtown, the North End, and Dayton's Bluff. Duluth carries meaningful older-stock rehab activity in Lincoln Park and the Hillside. The suburban ring and the regional university markets carry selective cosmetic-rehab flips on dated inventory.

Loan-to-Cost up to 90 percent. Pinnacle finances up to 90 percent of the purchase price plus 100 percent of the approved rehab budget on standard programs. Experienced flippers (3-plus completed projects in 24 months) can access 92.5 percent LTC. First-time flippers typically start at 85 percent LTC, still with 100 percent rehab.

Loan-to-ARV cap at 75 percent. Total loan (purchase plus rehab) is capped at 75 percent of After-Repair Value. The underwriting governor that protects the lender and forces deal discipline.

Interest-only during rehab, no prepayment penalty. Monthly payments on funds drawn only. No interest on undrawn rehab capital. Pay the loan off the day after close if you want to.

Term 12 to 24 months. Standard term is 12 months with optional extensions. Minnesota flips run a real seasonal rhythm: the spring and summer selling window is materially stronger than deep winter, and disposition timelines should be planned around the calendar.

BRRRR mechanics. The BRRRR strategy uses the same fix and flip loan structure with the exit being a refinance into a long-term DSCR loan instead of a sale. After the property is rehabbed, rented, and seasoned (typically 3 to 6 months), Pinnacle refinances the short-term loan into a 30-year DSCR at 75 to 80 percent LTV based on the new appraised value. Minnesota's strongest BRRRR markets are the older Minneapolis and St. Paul 2-4 unit corridors and the Duluth rental belt, where the after-repair rent roll supports the refinance cleanly.

Bridge financing. Short-term financing for properties that do not fit a standard purchase or refinance window. Useful for buying at Minnesota sheriff-sale foreclosure auctions, closing on inherited property, or holding while longer-term financing is arranged. 6 to 24 month terms, similar speed and structure to the flip products.

Ground-up new construction. Single-family infill construction and small multi-family up to 8 units. Loan-to-Cost up to 85 percent, 100 percent of the construction budget financed in scheduled draws, 12 to 24 month terms. Minnesota's growth corridors are the suburban Twin Cities ring (Woodbury, Lakeville, Blaine, Otsego, Elk River), the Rochester growth rings, and selective St. Cloud and Mankato expansion. Build season is compressed by winter, so construction timelines should be planned around the frost.

Build to Rent (BTR). Build to Rent is a specific RTL program for ground-up construction of single-family or small multi-family rental portfolios from the start. Pinnacle provides bridge construction financing that converts to long-term DSCR holds at completion. Loan-to-Cost up to 85 percent, 12 to 18 month construction phase, then refinance to 30-year DSCR. Minnesota BTR concentrates in the suburban Twin Cities growth ring and the Rochester corridor. See the Build to Rent guide for full program details.

Other Investment Property Programs in Minnesota

Beyond DSCR and the full RTL spectrum, Pinnacle Funding Network handles the remaining Minnesota investor product set through the same relationship.

STR / Airbnb DSCR (where ordinance permits). The standard qualifying path for new STR purchases across the Brainerd Lakes, Detroit Lakes, Alexandria, and North Shore corridors, plus selective Twin Cities and Rochester urban STR where ordinance permits. STR DSCR programs use AirDNA market projections when actual booking history is short or absent. 75 percent LTV cap on most lake and STR inventory, with a 0.25 to 0.75 percent rate premium and STR-specific underwriting on the property and the seasonal recreational tax classification.

Foreign national programs. The Twin Cities international-buyer and immigrant-investor base, plus the Rochester international-medical-community flow, anchors Minnesota's foreign national activity. Pinnacle's foreign national DSCR programs require no US credit history and accept asset-based qualification. Rates carry a 0.50 to 1.00 percent premium over standard pricing and LTV is typically 5 to 10 percent tighter.

Self-employed programs. Self-employed investors qualify the same property-cash-flow path as W-2 borrowers (DSCR programs do not require personal income documentation). For non-DSCR scenarios, bank statement programs are available. Particularly relevant for the Twin Cities small-business-owner and 1099 professional cohort.

Minnesota-Specific Lending Considerations

Minnesota has operational realities that shape every investment property loan. The investors who close cleanly are the ones who plan around these from day one.

The property tax classification system and the non-homestead basis. Minnesota taxes property by class rate rather than a single flat rate. Owner-occupied residential homestead receives a 1.00 percent class rate on the first 500,000 dollars of value and a homestead market value exclusion; non-homestead residential investment property does not receive the exclusion and is taxed at the non-homestead class rate, so an investment property carries a higher effective tax than the owner-occupied house next door at the same value. Always underwrite Minnesota investment property on the full non-homestead basis, not the seller's homestead bill. Pinnacle factors the non-homestead rate from the LOI stage so the term sheet matches the closing-table reality.

The State General Property Tax on seasonal lake cabins. Minnesota levies a separate State General Property Tax that applies to commercial and industrial property and to seasonal residential recreational property (the cabin classification), but not to standard residential rentals. The practical effect is that a Brainerd Lakes or Detroit Lakes cabin carries a state-level tax line that a Minneapolis duplex does not. Underwrite the seasonal recreational classification accurately on any lake-country STR; the tax line is real and it moves the STR DSCR ratio.

St. Paul rent stabilization and the no-statewide-preemption reality. Minnesota is one of the few states that does not preempt local rent control, which is why St. Paul was able to enact a voter-approved rent stabilization ordinance (effective January 1, 2023) capping annual residential increases at 3 percent per 12-month period, since amended to add exemptions including relief for new construction and a reasonable-return process. Minneapolis voters authorized the City Council to draft rent control in 2021, but the Council never enacted one, so Minneapolis is not rent-controlled. Everywhere else in Minnesota is free-market. Because DSCR qualifying uses in-place or market rent at underwriting, a St. Paul deal still qualifies normally; the cap governs future increases on an occupied unit, which matters to the long-term hold model rather than to loan qualification.

The graduated state income tax to 9.85 percent. Minnesota imposes a graduated state income tax with a top marginal rate of 9.85 percent, among the highest in the country, on personal income, rental income, and capital gains. There is no no-income-tax hook here. The Minnesota cash-flow case rests on rent-to-price strength, the depth and diversity of the employer base, and the durability of the Rochester healthcare anchor, not on a tax-free-income angle. Non-resident investors file Minnesota non-resident returns on Minnesota-source rental income.

Winter closing and operating logistics. Minnesota winters are real, and they affect both closings and operations. Deep-season appraisal access, frozen-ground and snow-cover inspection limitations on roofs, foundations, and exterior systems, and vacant-property freeze risk (burst pipes, heating-system load) can add days to a January or February file and add an operating-cost line to the hold. Order the appraisal early on any winter-season file, confirm heat is maintained on vacant inventory, and budget snow removal as a real operating expense on the hold.

Title-and-escrow closing speed. Minnesota closings run through title companies and escrow rather than required attorney representation, similar to Texas, Florida, and Ohio and distinct from the attorney-state model in New Jersey, New York, and Massachusetts. The title side moves quickly, which is a genuine speed advantage for investors competing for deals; the gating items on a Minnesota close are typically the appraisal and the insurance binder rather than a closing-process bottleneck.

Why Pinnacle Funding Network for Minnesota Investors

DSCR-specialist programs across all 87 counties. Pinnacle's Minnesota DSCR programs cover the full deal-size range, 55,000 to 5,000,000 dollars, in a single relationship. Statewide coverage with metro-specific program awareness and a working knowledge of every major Minnesota market's underwriting variables, property tax classification, and STR landscape.

Small-multifamily depth. Minnesota, and the Twin Cities in particular, is one of the deepest duplex and fourplex markets in the Midwest, and stacked rents are what clear DSCR in a moderate-rent, moderate-tax state. Pinnacle underwrites 2-4 unit inventory as the cash-flow workhorse it is, with the same no-income-documentation qualifying path on every property type.

Healthcare-corridor and lake-country literacy. Pinnacle underwrites the Rochester Mayo Clinic corridor for its durable healthcare-anchored tenant base and furnished mid-term medical-stay upside, and the Brainerd Lakes and North Shore corridors for AirDNA-supported STR with accurate seasonal recreational tax classification. The same broker handles your Minneapolis duplex, your Rochester healthcare-corridor SFR, and your Gull Lake cabin STR.

Property-tax-honest underwriting. Minnesota's classification system taxes non-homestead investment property above the owner-occupied benchmark, and the seasonal cabin classification carries the State General Property Tax. Pinnacle factors the correct non-homestead and seasonal-recreational basis from the LOI stage rather than using the seller's homestead bill. The term sheet matches the closing-table reality.

Honest underwriting. Programs and pricing are quoted before application fees. Term sheet matches close terms. No bait-and-switch on rate, LTV, or DSCR threshold at the closing table, no stale tax estimates that mask DSCR ratios at quote and miss them at underwriting.

Mortgage broker model with multiple lender relationships. Pinnacle is not a single-lender retail shop. We place loans across approximately ten institutional DSCR and RTL lenders, which means rate, term, and structure are matched to the deal rather than to a single product menu.

Getting Started on a Minnesota Investment Property

The fastest path from "I have a property under consideration" to "I have a term sheet" is the same-day quote. Submit the property address (including city and county), purchase price, estimated rent (or AirDNA STR projection for any lake-country or permitted-zone STR), and your target loan structure at pinnaclefundingnetwork.com/get-quote. We respond with a written term sheet (rate, points, LTV, DSCR threshold, term) typically inside one business day. No credit pull, no application fee, no obligation.

If the term sheet works, the next step is a formal application. From application to close runs 14 to 21 business days on standard files (longer in deep winter if appraisal access is constrained). Title and escrow, appraisal, and the insurance binder all happen in parallel. Either way, fast enough to win deals across Minnesota. Model your scenarios first on the PFN loan calculator.

James Loffredo, Founder and Principal

Pinnacle Funding Network

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Pinnacle Funding Network is a mortgage broker. PFN does not make loans or credit decisions. Loans are originated through PFN's lending partners. Rates, terms, and programs are subject to change. All loan applications are subject to credit review, property appraisal, and underwriting approval. Rent ranges, DSCR estimates, tax figures, and deal examples on this page are illustrative; actual deal terms depend on property-specific underwriting.