Purchase loans graphic from Star Rich Funding features a real estate investor receiving the keys to an investment property with financing solutions for residential investment purchases.
Finance your next investment property with flexible purchase loan solutions from Star Rich Funding.

Purchase Loans

Investment Property Purchase Loans

Whether you’re purchasing your first investment property or your next deal, Star Rich Funding helps investors secure financing quickly with flexible loan options for residential investment properties.

What Is a Purchase Loan?

Benefits

Discuss financing for:

  • Single-family homes
  • Multi-family
  • Investment condos
  • Rental properties
  • BRRRR strategy purchases
  • Portfolio growth
  • Fast approvals
  • Competitive loan options
  • Financing for investment properties
  • Purchase in LLC
  • Flexible underwriting
  • Multiple property financing
Single-family rental property with landscaped front yard, ideal for real estate investors seeking rental property financing.
Finance your next single-family rental investment with flexible purchase loan
Apartment building representing an income-producing property financed with a Purchase loan.
Expand your rental portfolio with purchase financing for qualifying investment properties.

Qualifications

Required Documents Needed

  • Credit score
  • Down payment
  • Property evaluation
  • Financial reserves
  • Income documentation (when required)
  • Purchase Agreement
  • Driver’s License
  • Bank Statements
  • Property Information
  • Entity Documents
  • Insurance Information

Why Choose Star Rich Funding

  • Investor-focused lending
  • Multiple lender options
  • Quick responses
  • Personalized guidance
  • Experienced loan brokerage

Frequently Asked Questions

Can first-time real estate investors qualify for a purchase loan?
Yes. First-time investors may qualify depending on the property, credit profile, available funds, experience requirements of the lender, and overall strength of the transaction.

How much down payment is required?
Down payment requirements vary by lender, property type, loan program, and borrower qualifications. Investor purchase loans typically require the borrower to contribute a portion of the purchase price.

What types of properties can be financed?
Financing may be available for single-family homes, multifamily properties, rental properties, fix-and-flip projects, and certain commercial or investment properties, depending on the loan program.

Can I purchase the property through an LLC?
Yes. Many investor loan programs allow properties to be purchased and financed through an LLC or other eligible business entity.

How quickly can a purchase loan close?
Closing times vary depending on the lender, property, appraisal, title work, and documentation. Some private and investor loan programs can close considerably faster than traditional financing.

Do you offer loans for properties that need renovations?
Yes. Depending on the project, a fix-and-flip or renovation loan may provide financing for the property purchase as well as eligible renovation costs.

Can I finance more than one investment property?
Yes. Investors may be able to finance multiple properties, subject to lender guidelines and qualification requirements.

Please Note: Loan programs, rates, terms, down payment requirements, eligibility, and approval timelines vary by lender and borrower qualifications. Contact Star Rich Funding to discuss available financing options for your investment property

City State Zip
Non Owner Occupied Single Units Condos Townhomes
DSCR 30 Years Bridge 12 to 36 months
If applicable
How many deals have done in the past 24 months
Any additional information you my have to close the loan

Disclaimer

Loan programs, interest rates, terms, and qualification requirements vary by lender. All financing is subject to lender approval, underwriting guidelines, and applicable laws. Star Rich Funding is a loan broker and does not directly fund loans.

Real estate financing is subject to property review, borrower qualifications, and lender underwriting guidelines