Published terms, read October 29, 2026

RCN Capital alternatives

Every place RCN Capital's published limits stop and another lender's go further, checked term by term against what each one publishes on its own website. Pick the line that matches why RCN Capital does not fit your deal.

The rent covers less than 1.00x of the payment

RCN Capital publishes a 1.00x DSCR minimum. These publish a lower floor.

Your score is under 660

RCN Capital publishes a 660 minimum on rentals. These publish a lower one.

You want to put less than 20% down

RCN Capital publishes up to 80% LTV on a rental purchase. These publish more.

The loan is under $70,000

RCN Capital's DSCR loans start at $70,000. These start lower.

The loan is over $1.5 million

RCN Capital's DSCR loans top out at $1.5 million. These publish a higher maximum.

The rental is a short-term rental

RCN Capital does not list short-term rentals as eligible on the pages we read. These do.

You need more than 75% of after-repair value

RCN Capital caps flip loans at 75% of ARV. These publish a higher cap.

The property is in Alaska, Nevada, Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota or Vermont

RCN Capital does not lend in Alaska, Nevada, Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota or Vermont. These publish a state list that does not exclude it.

Where RCN Capital is hard to beat

On its own published terms, RCN Capital is a strong fit for:

  • Investors who want to see the exact tier they fall in. RCN publishes its loan-to-value by credit score and by number of past flips and builds.
  • Smaller rentals: DSCR loans start at $70,000 (the property must appraise at $115,000 or more).
  • Larger portfolios: its portfolio desk lends $2 million to $75 million or more, non-recourse.

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