Investment property lending is tailored for investors looking to purchase properties that will generate income through rentals or capital appreciation. These properties can include residential rentals, commercial buildings, and multifamily housing units. Unlike owner-occupied properties, investment properties are solely for profit, and the lending criteria reflect the higher risk and potential reward associated with these investments.
Types of Investment Properties
Residential Rentals: The Non-QM loan offerings, such as the DSCR for investors, bank statement loans for self-employed individuals, and programs accommodating high DTI ratios or credit events, empower loan officers to assist clients who might not qualify under traditional lending criteria.
Commercial Buildings: GMCC's special programs like the Apollo Portfolio, Cronus Jumbo, and Onyx non-QM Expanded Prime Plus, cater to specific niches, including buyers looking to purchase without selling their current home.
Large Multifamily Complexes: Apartment buildings with multiple units, typically more than five. These properties generate substantial income and are usually managed by professional property management companies due to their complexity.
Mixed-Use Properties: Developments that combine residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial uses within a single property. These properties offer diversified income streams and can be more resilient to market fluctuations.
