Norfolk Capital was recently featured in Bay State Banner in an article written by Deidre E. Montague, highlighting the launch of its new Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan product. This financing solution is designed to make real estate investment more accessible by allowing borrowers to qualify based on a property’s income rather than traditional personal income documentation.
Patrick Targete, Owner of Norfolk Capital
Unlike conventional lending, which relies heavily on W-2s and tax returns, DSCR loans focus on whether a rental property generates enough income to cover its loan payments.
This approach provides greater flexibility for real estate investors, including self-employed individuals, retirees, and those with non-traditional income streams. By removing common barriers to entry, Norfolk Capital is helping more borrowers access opportunities in real estate ownership and long-term wealth building.
The introduction of DSCR loans also allows investors to maintain ownership of their properties while accessing capital for reinvestment, improvements, or financial stability. With long-term loan structures available, this product supports sustainable growth and encourages investors to build equity over time rather than liquidating assets.
As Norfolk Capital continues to expand its lending solutions, the addition of DSCR financing strengthens its ability to support investors beyond the acquisition phase—helping them transition into long-term strategies focused on cash flow and portfolio growth.
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