RCN Capital vs CoreVest: published loan terms side by side
DSCR floor: RCN Capital 1.00x, CoreVest 0.80x. On a $2,000 monthly payment (principal, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA), RCN Capital needs at least $2,000 of rent; CoreVest needs at least $1,600 of rent. Below is everything else each one publishes on its own website, term by term.
Investor lender and a subsidiary of Redwood Trust, Inc., known for larger rental portfolio loans as well as single-property DSCR and bridge loans.
The differences that change a deal
Credit on rentals: RCN Capital publishes a 660 minimum, CoreVest 640. At RCN Capital, 80% LTV on a purchase needs a 700+ score; 660-679 gets up to 65%.
States: RCN Capital excludes Alaska, Utah and Vermont, which CoreVest does not list as excluded; CoreVest excludes Idaho, which RCN Capital does not list as excluded.
Flip purchase advance: up to 95% at RCN Capital, 93.5% at CoreVest.
Smallest DSCR loan: $70,000 at RCN Capital, $75,000 at CoreVest.
Largest construction loan: $2 million at RCN Capital, $7.5 million at CoreVest.
DSCR rental loans
From each lender's own site, read October 24, 2026. Conditions for each figure are on the lender pages.
Nationwide except Nevada, Idaho, North Dakota and South Dakota. [src]
A special purpose entity (usually an LLC) is required on some programs; construction borrowers can be an LLC, corporation or LP. [src][src]
Not published
For reference: our programs next to both
Doors Funded programs are arranged by Janover Capital LLC, which is paid when they close. They are shown separately so the comparison above stays between the two lenders.
DSCR rental loans. Lender figures read October 24, 2026.
Lender
Loan amount
Max LTV (purchase)
Min FICO
Min DSCR
Experience
Source
Doors FundedOur programs, arranged by Janover Capital LLC, which is paid when they close