Colorado DSCR Loans: No Tax Returns, 1.2 DSCR Min, Rates from 6.25%
Rental property financing for Colorado investors qualified on property cash flow — not personal income, W-2s, or tax returns. Serving Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins and the rest of Colorado. If the property cash-flows at 1.2× the mortgage, you may qualify.
- 1.2 DSCR minimum
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- 680+ FICO
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- Refi from 6.25%
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- 21–30 day close
Can I get a DSCR rental loan in Colorado?
Yes. DSCR loans in Colorado qualify investors based on property cash flow with a 1.2 DSCR minimum, 680+ FICO, and 20–25% down. No tax returns, W-2s, or DTI calculation required. 1–4 unit residential and 5+ unit multifamily eligible. Refi rates start at 6.25%.
Published by PeerSense Capital Advisory · Written by Ed Freeman, Founder. Updated May 2026.
Colorado Rental Market Snapshot
State-level data DSCR underwriters use to size Colorado rental deals.
Colorado is a premium-priced DSCR market with strong STR submarkets in Summit and Eagle counties. Denver and Boulder run thin LTR yields driven by jumbo pricing; Colorado Springs and Pueblo offer better cap rates. Mountain-town STR DSCR pages (Breckenridge, Vail, Aspen) routinely qualify at 1.7+ thanks to nightly rates.
Major Colorado Markets We Fund
Active DSCR deal flow across Colorado's core rental markets. Same requirements — 1.2 DSCR, 680+ FICO, 20–25% down — apply statewide.
| Metro | Median Price | Gross Yield | DSCR Investor Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Denver | $595K | 4.0–5.5% | Largest CO market — tech/aerospace employment, premium LTR demand |
| Colorado Springs | $445K | 5.0–6.5% | Military rental demand from Fort Carson/USAFA/Peterson SFB, mid-cap-rate alternative to Denver |
| Aurora | $495K | 5.0–6.0% | Suburban Denver, family LTR demand, lower entry than Denver core |
| Fort Collins | $525K | 4.5–5.5% | CSU student housing, premium suburb pricing, growing STR market north |
Colorado Eviction Timeline & Landlord Posture
How Colorado courts handle non-payment evictions — material to DSCR loss-severity assumptions.
Colorado requires a 10-day notice for non-payment after HB21-1121. County court hearings are scheduled 7–14 days after filing. Denver County calendars are slower than Adams/Arapahoe.
Colorado Rate Adjustment vs National Baseline
Mountain-resort markets price slightly higher for STR volatility, but Denver MSA tracks national jumbo curves.
Final pricing depends on FICO, LTV, DSCR, property type, and program. Baseline national DSCR refi rates start at 6.25% as of May 2026.
DSCR Lenders Active in Colorado
The non-bank DSCR programs we see most frequently funding Colorado rental deals. PeerSense matches your scenario across this lender set rather than locking you into one.
- Kiavi
- Visio Lending
- Lima One
- Velocity Mortgage Capital
- CoreVest
PeerSense is independent — not a lender. Lenders listed are programs we have funded Colorado deals through; specific terms vary by file.
Colorado DSCR Loan Requirements
| Requirement | Minimum | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| DSCR | 1.20 | 1.00+ allowed with 740 FICO or 30% down |
| Credit Score | 680 FICO | 640–679 by exception, lower LTV |
| Down Payment | 20–25% | 25% if <1.2 DSCR or <700 FICO |
| Property Type | 1–4 units or multifamily | Condos, townhomes, STRs OK where legal |
| Income Docs | None | No tax returns, W-2s, DTI check |
| Reserves | 6 months PITIA | Checking, savings, stocks qualify |
| Close Time | 21–30 days | Cash-out refi: 14–21 days |
Not a commitment to lend. Rates and terms subject to underwriting. See our full DSCR loan guide for the complete program.
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