DSCR Loan Requirements in Colorado
A DSCR loan in Colorado is qualified on the property, not on you. There is no W-2, no tax return, no pay stub and no debt-to-income calculation. The lender takes the property's rent, divides it by the full PITIA payment, and funds the file if the resulting ratio clears their shelf minimum. Across the 146 Colorado markets we model, the average investment basis is $590,541, average lease is $3,499/month, and the average PITIA is $3,761 — a statewide average ratio near 1.07x.
The credit box in Colorado is consistent across most shelves: 20% minimum down on a one-unit purchase (25% on 2–4 unit and on short-term rental files), 660 minimum FICO with materially better pricing at 720 and above, three to six months of PITIA in verified reserves, and a 1.0x ratio for base pricing with funding available down to 0.75x on an add-on. No-ratio products exist above those thresholds for properties that do not cash-flow.

