DSCR Loan Sizing CalculatorMaximum Loan from NOI

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Largest loan a minimum DSCR allows from net operating income, rate and amortization, capped by a loan-to-value limit.

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Maximum loan
$5,659,476
Largest loan that meets the DSCR and LTV tests
Loan allowed by DSCR
$5,659,476
Loan allowed by LTV
$6,000,000
Drawn to one scale
Maximum loan$5,659,476
Loan allowed by DSCR$5,659,476
Loan allowed by LTV$6,000,000
Maximum yearly debt service$480,000
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MeasureResult
Maximum loan$5,659,476
Loan allowed by DSCR$5,659,476
Loan allowed by LTV$6,000,000
Maximum yearly debt service$480,000
DSCR at the maximum loan1.25
Binding testDSCR
How this was worked out
Work shownrecomputed as you type
Maximum debt service = NOI / minimum DSCR
Loan by DSCR = PV of (maximum debt service / 12) at rate / 12 over amortization x 12 months
Loan by LTV = value x LTV
Maximum loan = lower of the two

Illustrative arithmetic on the figures you enter. Check the result against your firm's methodology before relying on it.

The formulas

  • Maximum debt service = NOI / minimum DSCR
  • Loan by DSCR = PV of (maximum debt service / 12) at rate / 12 over amortization x 12 months
  • Loan by LTV = value x LTV
  • Maximum loan = lower of the two

How it works

Lenders size income-property and many business loans backward from cash flow. They divide net operating income by the minimum coverage ratio to get the most debt service the asset can carry, then convert that payment into a loan amount at the quoted rate and amortization.

A second test caps the loan at a share of value. Whichever test gives the smaller loan binds. Longer amortization or a lower rate raises the DSCR-based amount. Leave value and LTV blank to see the DSCR test alone.

Illustrative figures only. Check the result against your firm's methodology before relying on it.

Common questions

What DSCR do lenders ask for?

It depends on the lender and asset type. Enter the minimum in your term sheet.

Is the payment monthly?

Yes. The tool assumes level monthly payments of principal and interest.

What about interest-only periods?

Lenders size on the amortizing payment in most cases. Check the term sheet for the sizing payment.

Formulas on this page are the standard definitions.

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