Today’s DSCR Loan Rates
Current Debt-Service Coverage Ratio rates in 2026 start with 6.5% to 8.75% for residential DSCR loans. If you are a well-qualified borrower, it may be around 6.1%–6.75%.
For example, if you get a 200,000 mortgage at a 7% interest rate, that amounts to about $1,166/month in interest (excluding principal).
Rates vary based on location, property type, and borrower profile. DSCR loan rates in California tend to be 0.25% higher than the national average.
Therefore, it is prudent to conduct thorough research on their target market before securing a loan for their commercial real estate investments. Seeking guidance from DSCR and mortgage professionals can provide valuable insights into regional variations in DSCR loan interest rates.
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Rates by Property Type
You may ask what my DSCR loan rate is based on my property? The answer is that the rate you receive is influenced heavily by the type of property you’re financing. Each of the following types of property has a different risk for lenders:
Single-family rental
Compared to all property types, this one receives the lowest DSCR rates. It is baseline pricing because they typically have stable long-term tenants, predictable monthly income and Fewer maintenance and turnover risks.
Multi‑Family (2–4 Units or Small Apartments)
The rates for multi-family properties are slightly higher than for single-family homes. Because it has higher tenant turnover and requires more maintenance and management complexity, keep in mind that higher rent rolls can sometimes offset the impact on the rate if the DSCR is high.
Airbnb / Short-term rental
These have higher DSCR rates than long‑term rentals (0.50%–1.50% higher). Because Income can fluctuate month‑to‑month, and Seasonality affects cash flow. Also, the lender must be STR‑friendly, and a higher perceived risk must be taken into account.
Commercial mixed-use
These types of properties are usually at the top of the DSCR rate range. The main reason is that there are mainly income types like (residential + commercial). Also, underwriting is more complex.